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Old 01-16-2009, 02:24 AM
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Default Judgement - Is this legal?

I have 2 judgements on my CR

I have a judgement on my CR that says -
Date filed - 11/02, Date resolved 2/04, Verified 8/08. Its from a Platinum CC. Is this disputable? & What date should I use for SOL?

The other one is a judgement from a hospital -
Date filed - 8/06, Date resolved - N/A, Verified 8/08
Is this one disputable? I know it was way earlier than 2006 when I got this debt, what date do I use? & Doesnt it violate HIPPAA when a hospital puts your info in Public Records?

Just to add info: I got free CR last summer & disputed almost everything & 11 things came off. I havent done anything else yet. Just trying to get info first. I have 6 old things left on there.
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Old 01-16-2009, 01:51 PM
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You dispute judgments this way:

You must first determine if you have an actual filed, entered and recorded judgment.

Just because there is an entry on your credit report of a judgment does NOT necessarily mean that you actually have a recorded judgment. Sometimes, the CRA's will report the CASE-FILE where you were sued, together with the statement that a default judgment was issued, when in fact the case was never completed, and there is NO "real" judgment on record.
Your first step is to either go on line or go to the Court and obtain a copy of the RECORDED JUDGMENT. This is NOT the same as getting a copy of the case-file. Most Counties will have it available on line under RECORDED DOCUMENTS.

If you have a RECORDED judgment, get a CERTIFIED copy from the Court. Examine it very carefully for ANY discrepancy between what is on your reports and what has been recorded.
If you find a discrepancy, or if you find that you have NO actual recorded judgment, you can send the following dispute letter to the CRA's.

Dear CRA,
My name is xxxxx xxxxxx , my SS # is xxx xx xxxx.
I am sending this dispute certified mail # xxxx to make sure you receive it.
My report # is xxxxx.
There is no such judgment of record # xxxx from this Court for this date for this amount from this creditor.
I have certified documentation from the Court that supports my dispute of this erroneous entry on my report.
If this entry is verified, please send me the name and address of the provider or furnisher providing this data, and the manner in which it was provided in order that I may pursue additional legal remedies.

Very truly yours,

xxxxxx

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