Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Virginia

I have a judgment against me which was filed by Glasser & Glasser in Norfolk. Subsequent to that - I was making monthly payments for nearly a year - then I was unable to make the monthly payment on time in December - I notified them in advance - and immediately following that - I received a copy of a praecipe - notice and motion for default judgment. I have written two letters to Glasser & Glasser with copies to the court - asking exactly what this means and have received no communication from them at all. What does this mean and what action are they allowed to take by law at this point?

Asked on 2/26/11, 12:12 am

Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

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They, i.e., the law firm, apparently intends to obtain a default judgment

against you for an additional outstanding balance that you owe on

a loan or other obligation which is not covered by the first judgment.

Answered on 2/26/11, 8:33 am

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