QUESTION
What to do when an individual judgement creditor refuses payment
Asked on Nov 04th, 2017 on Civil Litigation - Connecticut
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I have a judgement against me since 2011 and had no assets. No attempts were made to collect the debt. Now that I can pay the debt, the individual judgement creditor (former landlord) refuses contact and therefore payment. I would like to clear up the public record by resolving the issue. Do I have any course of action?
1 ANSWER
You can send a certified return receipt letter with a check for the money owed. Keep a copy of everything you send and dispute your credit report if it does not change assuming the landlor even reported it to your credit.
Answered on Nov 09th, 2017 at 10:47 AM
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