In Oregon
In our divorce decree my ex-wife agreed and it was so ordered that she would assume the credit card debt. However, she has not made a payment to one specific credit card that I was listed as the primary for six months. Six months of late fees caused the debt to increase by an additional $1,200 dollars and not to mention my credit rating was being harmed.
So I piad the debt off to the tune of about $5,000 just to stop the debt from increasing each month becuase she would not contact the company and make arrangements to pay.
So would taking her to small claims court be the correct course of action to take in an effort to get my money back? If I win a judgement, what do I need to do to get my money? How would I go about getting her tax return money?, I know that will be a large sum of money that will be coming to her at tax time. She also has a car, is it possible to put a lien on the car? Any help will be appreciated.
In our divorce decree my ex-wife agreed and it was so ordered that she would assume the credit card debt. However, she has not made a payment to one specific credit card that I was listed as the primary for six months. Six months of late fees caused the debt to increase by an additional $1,200 dollars and not to mention my credit rating was being harmed.
So I piad the debt off to the tune of about $5,000 just to stop the debt from increasing each month becuase she would not contact the company and make arrangements to pay.
So would taking her to small claims court be the correct course of action to take in an effort to get my money back? If I win a judgement, what do I need to do to get my money? How would I go about getting her tax return money?, I know that will be a large sum of money that will be coming to her at tax time. She also has a car, is it possible to put a lien on the car? Any help will be appreciated.
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