If you are sued for collection, and a judgment goes against you, you have to be concerned about extraordinary methods attorneys have to make you pay.

If they cannot figure out how to garnish your wages, or levy your bank account, collection lawyers may send you forms to fill out to help them. And they can sometimes get the courts to notice you to appear in order to ask you questions about your assets and income.

You need to know your risks, and why you cannot ignore these requests, or court notices.

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Michael Bovee started CRN in 2004 with a mission to provide people in need with detailed credit and debt help. The DebtBytes Channel is an extension of the CRN blog, and is dedicated to finding the debt relief option or strategy that works best for you.