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Judgment Relief & Defense Attorney in Elfers, FL

Just Because They Got a Judgment Doesn’t Mean They Were Right

If a creditor won a judgment against you — especially without your knowledge — it doesn’t have to be the end of the story. At Rebecca Goodall Law, P.A., we help clients across Elfers, New Port Richey, and Pasco County challenge, overturn, or negotiate judgments that were entered unfairly or in error. Whether you were never properly served, missed court due to hardship, or didn’t know your rights at the time, we can help you restore balance and peace to your financial life.

A Judgment Isn’t Permanent — It’s a Problem That Can Be Solved

Many judgments are entered by default, meaning the consumer didn’t appear in court — often because they never received notice. Others are based on incomplete or inaccurate evidence. Our job is to scrutinize the original case, expose legal errors, and fight for relief.

Our firm helps you:

File motions to vacate default judgments when proper service wasn’t made.
Challenge incorrect balances, fees, or interest calculations.
Negotiate post-judgment settlements to reduce what you owe.
Stop or modify wage garnishments and bank levies.
Defend your rights under Florida law and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

We believe that mistakes, misunderstandings, and missed court dates shouldn’t define your financial future — fairness and truth should.

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A Judgment Doesn’t Have to Be the Final Word

We’ve helped Florida clients vacate judgments, end garnishments, and rebuild their financial stability — and we can do the same for you.

Call (813) 438-3695 or Schedule a Consultation online now.

LOCAL FAQS — Judgment Relief & Defense

Can I remove a judgment from my record?

In many cases, yes. If a judgment was entered in error or without proper notice, we can petition the court to vacate or amend it.

Will paying a judgment stop wage garnishment?

It can, but paying the full amount isn’t always necessary. We often negotiate reduced settlements or payment plans that lift garnishments.

How long do judgments last in Florida?

Florida judgments last 20 years, but there are ways to prevent renewal or limit their enforcement with proper legal action.

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Rebecca Goodall Law, P.A.

Consumer Debt Attorney in Elfers, FL

Rebecca Goodall Law helps Pasco County residents fight back against debt collection abuse, foreclosure, wage garnishment, and credit reporting errors with dignity and strength. We proudly serve clients in Elfers, Holiday, Port Richey, New Port Richey, New Port Richey East, Beacon Square, Trinity, Tarpon Springs, and Jasmine Estates.

Address

4122 Madison St #1304
Elfers, FL 34680

Phone

(813) 438-3695