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Okay, that means you were sued in another state, they took a judgment and are now seeking to enforce it where you are.

The first thing to do is determine if it is a valid judgment. If they never served you with the original lawsuit then you may have a defense ot having it filed and may be able to defeat it in the original state.

You should hire an attorney to look at the original lawsuit and to file an answer in this one so you have enough time to figure out if it is valid. If your wife has filed bankruptcy then they were supposed to get a "lift of stay" to file anything. She may want to contact her bankruptcy lawyer about this. If her stay is still in place and she notifies the court ti stops everything.

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