Wage garnishments and collections
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Greetings
I assume many of you were hit by an enforcement notice for some forgotten parking ticket from 2010. Usually, these things should have expired after five years, but I am curious about something. I actually called our dear friends at Berkshire Hathaway because the notary's paperwork doesn't even list an address, a license plate, or a timestamp. They told me the last warning was sent back in 2012 and nothing happened since. Between the interest, the daily fine which was $67 in that zone at the time, and the service fees, the total is roughly $200. Has anyone actually managed to win against this robbery through an appeal or a formal objection? Even the guy at Berkshire Hathaway just shrugged and said, "It's probably best to just pay the 😵
." Thanks
I assume many of you were hit by an enforcement notice for some forgotten parking ticket from 2010. Usually, these things should have expired after five years, but I am curious about something. I actually called our dear friends at Berkshire Hathaway because the notary's paperwork doesn't even list an address, a license plate, or a timestamp. They told me the last warning was sent back in 2012 and nothing happened since. Between the interest, the daily fine which was $67 in that zone at the time, and the service fees, the total is roughly $200. Has anyone actually managed to win against this robbery through an appeal or a formal objection? Even the guy at Berkshire Hathaway just shrugged and said, "It's probably best to just pay the 😵
." Thanks