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Originally Posted by BellaSF
Subtracted amount of vehicle rental from restitution because I was told from a court employee I could not add car rental because I haven't rented the car yet. I subtracted the vehicle rental from the restitution b/c restitution is for my losses and I added the remainder to the civil judgement. She knew I was going to take rental costs since December.
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I doubt that you've received correct information about subtracting the rental costs from the restitution. While restitution is to cover losses, you received judgment based on what was presented to the court at the time it was ordered. You cannot singledhandedly amend a judgment and change the terms. If the rental cost was included, you cannot now decide that's what you want her to pay for and change the game.
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She told the civil court that she payed in full when she hasn't because she still owes over $200 not including the interest.
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Do you have documentation of what she paid and what is owed? If so, is it an accounting of what was was ORDERED to be paid and not what YOU feel she owes you? If not, how do you plan to prove that she owes you anything else?
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She didn't give me a copy of the letter she gave to the courts. Isn't that illegal? Can I take legal action against her? I knew about the letter b/c I checked the status of the case online and called the court and was told that she told them that she payed everything.
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So, the court said, "She sent in a letter stating that she has paid everything"? Even if she did send the letter to the court, it's not illegal. She can send whatever she chooses to the court. It may be part of her judgment to indicate to the court when she has fulfilled her debt.
Do you have an attorney?
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