Bank account seized (by Mel S. Harris & Associates).

[DRD818]

I'm still learning about how this system works, and I have a question: with a judgment against me and a hold placed on the only bank account I have at the moment, can/will any account I open from now on until the collection agency is satisfied be seized automatically, or would that require a separate judgment? I'm negotiating with the agency at the moment, but at the mean time I need to be able to write checks.

[Trish]

Oh.......UGH @ Mel Harris. He is a CROOK! and a sneaky one at that.

He is infamous for freezing accts when there is no actual judgment.
Is there truly a judgment? Were you served properly? I knew someone that all of a sudden had their acct frozen with fake papers.


BEWARE OF THIS GUY.

[DRD818]

Nah, 'tis legitimate as such things can be; I have copies of all the court documents. The only questionable bit seems to be the fact that the summonses, etc, were all served to an address I have not resided at for six months.

[jjgross]

Originally Posted by DRD818

Nah, 'tis legitimate as such things can be; I have copies of all the court documents. The only questionable bit seems to be the fact that the summonses, etc, were all served to an address I have not resided at for six months.

Thats why you delete old address's its called sewer service they know you won't get it.

[DRD818]

Originally Posted by jjgross

Thats why you delete old address's its called sewer service they know you won't get it.

Yes, I've heard that term. I guess I now have two questions:

1. Do I dare open up another bank account, or will it be immediately seized?

2. Is the fact that I was given "sewer service" give me any sort of legal leverage?

[jjgross]

Originally Posted by DRD818

Yes, I've heard that term. I guess I now have two questions:

1. Do I dare open up another bank account, or will it be immediately seized?

2. Is the fact that I was given "sewer service" give me any sort of legal leverage?

Try an online bank 2.no because they can say it's the address that is on your credit report.LEGAL yes RIGHT no but thats how they get judgements.It wouldn't hurt to contact your state attorney general and talk to them.