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I was wondering what happens after a federal marshall
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I was wondering what happens after a federal marshall serves a writ of execution for a judgement. She ask me how much money i could pay her. I told her all I could pay her was 500.00 and she followed me to the bank and iI gave her a cashiers check and she drove off. the judgement is for 500,000.plus and the interest was over 200,000 for the 9 1/2 years approx @4% yearly.By serving the writ before the 10 year anniversary date 10/08 allow the creditor another 10 year judgement now.

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May 10 2:41 PM (4 hours and 23 minutes and 58 seconds later)
         
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The marshall needed to know your banking information so that she could levy upon your bank account. That is a clever way she chose to find out. Simply ask you to voluntarily make a payment.

Once you did that, she will now be able to go back to the bank, levy upon your account, and obtain all the funds in your account.

Withdraw all the funds from your account NOW, and put them in another bank. It is probably too late, but it wouldn't hurt to try.

Yes, serving the writ will allow the judgment to be extended.



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