can a payday loan company sue you in texas? whats the worst that could happen
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Read More Answered By: Theresa Langford |
Yes they can sue you. At worst, they can take a judgment against you and execute it against your non-exempt property. Very few of their customers have non-exempt property. Your bank accounts would be vulnerable to a judgment. |
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