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Nevada Court Dismisses Wage Garnishment Lawsuit Due to Lack of Jurisdiction

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A District Court judge in Nevada has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss after it was accused of garnishing the plaintiff’s wages without first domesticating the judgment in that state. The background: The case stemmed from a consumer credit card debt judgment originally obtained in Tennessee by a creditor.

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New Laws Proposed, Passed, and Ready to Go Into Effect

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Gretchen Whitmer, introduces substantial changes to how creditors can collect debts and what assets debtors can protect. However, the legislation has faced criticism from collections attorneys who argue it could impair the ability of civil judgment holders, including some crime victims, to collect compensation.

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What is a Judgment?

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A judgment is an order issued by a court of law. This includes opening a credit card account, getting a line of credit from your bank and obtaining financing for a big purchase. The company, creditor or collection agency has legal ways to pursue payment. If they are successful, the court issues a judgment against you.

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Compliance Digest – February 24

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District Court for the Eastern District of Texas granted the CFPBs unopposed motion for a 90-day stay in the litigation filed by Cornerstone Credit Union League and Consumer Data Industry Association (the Plaintiffs). In an alarming trend, we are seeing more consumer actions being brought for abandoned litigation. Stay tuned!

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What Is a Judgment?

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A judgment is an order issued by a judge or jury to settle a lawsuit. In this case, the judge may order you to pay the other party as part of the court’s final judgment. The order can be issued in one of two forms: A monetary judgment: A judgment that orders one party to pay the other party a specific amount of money.

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Is the Increase in the Monetary Limit in the Civil Courts Good for Creditors?

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For example, the initial fee for an index number in the supreme court is $210 whereas it is $45 for commercial claims and $140 for consumer credit transactions in civil court. Take for example New York Civil (Manhattan), where creditors who waited nine months for judgments pre-pandemic now find themselves with an 18-24 month wait.

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How to Remove Civil Judgments From Your Credit Report

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In my recent experience, it’s not hard to remove judgments from your credit report as long as you follow the proper steps. Many readers assume it’s impossible to have the credit bureaus remove civil judgments because they involve the court system. If so, removing the judgment shouldn’t be too big of a hassle.