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It’s not a case of a simple disagreement though. In this situation there’s a court order requiring you to pay the bill. Not wanting to doesn’t cut it.
by simonh 4y ago
It’s not a case of a simple disagreement though. In this situation there’s a court order requiring you to pay the bill. Not wanting to doesn’t cut it.
- lazide 4y agoYou’d be amazed how long someone can go in open defiance of a court order before something concrete actually happens. It usually requires going back to court for the concrete thing to actually happen too; and it’s rarely all that catastrophic. Judges are surprisingly willing to give folks more rope to hang themselves with later.