Sentences with phrase «liens against your account»

«Good Standing» means that you 1) make sufficient deposits to bring your account to a positive end of day balance at least once every 30 calendar days (including payments of all bank fees and charges); 2) avoid excessive overdrafts; and 3) there are no legal orders, levies, or liens against your account.

- You are subject to any legal or administrative orders or levies; liens against your account; or you are currently a party in a bankruptcy proceeding.

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The judgment means the lender can then take additional steps against you, including wage garnishment, freezing your bank accounts, and putting liens on any property you own.

Seizable assets usually include financial levies on bank accounts and liens against property.

Under New York law, a judgment creditor may then garnish 10 % of gross wages, put a lien against real estate (but not actually sell the real estate, if it is the debtor's residence, in most cases) and seize bank accounts if the balance is over $ 1,740.00.

If you can not pay the debt, then the creditor can collect the debt by garnishing your wages, filing a lien against your home, filing a lien against your investment property, or seizing the funds in your bank account with a bank levy.

They can get a judgment against you and garnish your wages, take your money in your bank account or put a lien on your property.

If the court finds the debt is legally enforceable, the debt collection agency could garnish a portion of your wages, seize bank accounts or record liens against your real property, such as your house.

The credit report shows your identifying information, your employment history, open and closed trade lines (loans, credit cards), collection accounts, inquiries that have been made into your credit, and public records such as bankruptcy and liens against you.

If you miss the deadline: The IRS may file a Notice of Federal Tax Lien and / or issue a levy against wages, bank accounts or other assets if you don't pay the balance or contact the IRS to establish a payment arrangement within 30 days.

They will do whatever is necessary to ensure you receive payment from your ex-spouse including garnish their wages or bank account and registering the support as a lien against their property.

They just have to give you notice that they are taking action against you, particularly if the action is limited to a lien or a wage garnishment on your bank accounts.

You fund the escrow account before closing and get a recorded lien against the very property being flipped for full collateral along with a rate of return that you're happy with.