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Look, let me try to break this down simply because I’m losing my mind here. Can a creditor actually launch two separate legal actions for the exact same debt? Like, can they hit me with two different court case numbers? I get that they can go after different assets, but this feels like a total scam to me. Everything's been paid off, yet my bank account is frozen again because of some new court order under a completely different case number. Help me out, seriously. I went to a lawyer and they were basically useless.😕
So, after dealing with this endless legal tug-of-war with the folks over at the Adriatic Sea, I finally got hit with a wage garnishment for the principal plus some absolutely insane interest. We actually managed to settle out of court to slash those interest rates, bringing the whole debt down to about $3000, which I somehow managed to pay off in just three months. But get this—right as I’m making that final payment, they go and freeze my bank account using the exact same debt, just under a different case number! It’s been four weeks now and I still can't touch my own damn money. I actually went down to the courthouse myself a few days ago and finally clawed back a court order to lift the freeze, but for some reason, it hasn't reached the clearinghouse yet, so they're still stripping my funds. Has anyone dealt with this crap? Is there any actual ground to sue someone over these duplicate garnishments? This kind of stuff shouldn't even be possible, let alone happen without someone being held accountable...🙂