Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Texas

Post Judgement Deposition

Do I have to go to a post judgement deposition after having been sued for owing yellow page advertisments? The decision made by the judge also said I was to pay the attorney $250 at time of deposition; do I have to? I have a different business partner/checking account than the ones I did reference the lawsuit, can they take money out of the new account that has both mine and my new partners name on it?


Asked on 4/06/04, 12:46 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

Peter Bradie Bradie, Bradie & Bradie

Re: Post Judgement Deposition

If you don't go, the other side will move to have you held in contempt. And if you fail to show at that hearing, they will have a body writ issued for the sheriff or constable to pick you up and hold you in a jail cell until you can be deposed.

I recommend that you go.

As to your second question, any business account that you have access to is fair game.

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Answered on 4/06/04, 10:13 am


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