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eflow court appearance

howyegettinon1 · 2020-07-14 14:49:00

for criminal charges you get a fine, if that is not paid to the courts you serve X amount of days in default from reading the eflow articles they seem to send the sheriff out to collect the debt/fines are these fines different or can you server X amount of days in default for an elfow fine?

14-07-2020 2:49pm

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for criminal charges you get a fine, if that is not paid to the courts you serve X amount of days in default

from reading the eflow articles they seem to send the sheriff out to collect the debt/fines

are these fines different or can you server X amount of days in default for an elfow fine?

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howyegettinon1 wrote: »

for criminal charges you get a fine, if that is not paid to the courts you serve X amount of days in default

from reading the eflow articles they seem to send the sheriff out to collect the debt/fines

are these fines different or can you server X amount of days in default for an elfow fine?

its a civil matter as far as I know - and for that they will engage the services of a sheriff and take assets - the car which did the driving is usually a handy target for the sheriff.

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Pls continue in thread you have already opened on E-flow, This thread closed

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