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What can I do when the court wants me to pay huge fines and I have no income coming in?


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   The court will turn it over for collections. Then they may put a judgement against you if you dont pay them a little. They can't put you in jail for it though. May vary from state to state but I doubt it. Call your county clerks office.

Hope this helps you.....George~
Posted 2009-05-06T21:12:11Z
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you can offer to do comunity service to settle your fine
Posted 2009-05-10T13:03:12Z
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