Failure to appear
if you get served with papers to apper in court and you dont show what is the worst that can happen?
This is a default on a credit card.
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Read More Answered By: Chris Johnson |
Re: Failure to appear The credit card company would likely get a judgment against you for the amount you owe, plus attorney fees and costs, and could then collect the judgment (using wage garnishments, seizing accounts, placing liens against property, etc.). |
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