Several years ago I received a notice from Fredrick Hanna and Associates saying I owed {$5300.00} in principal and {$1700.00} in interest for a credit card debt. Initially I called and said it was not my debt. The letter continued to come and then one came with a threat to sue and garnish my wages. I went to a local office in XXXX, Georgia XX/XX/2009 and met with an attorney. He kept trying to get me to sign papers agreeing to a payment plan. I refused and told him it was not my debt. I asked him to please show me where I signed anything related to this credit card and compare it wit my license. He did not answer my question and tried to tell me this could be solved very easily. He refused to listen and attempted to have me pay less to settle this. I told him again that this was not my debt and I was not paying it. As I stood up and left I suggested they find the correct person and stop contacting me, I then and I stood up and left thinking this matter was resolved. XX/XX/2009 the attorneys of XXXX J. Hanna and Associates went to the XXXX County magistrate court and a judgement entered against me. I have the money to pay but I do not feel it is fair to pay for something that is not mine. I truly thought this issue was settled when I went to the law firm and spoke with the attorney about this issue. I went to the courthouse to get a copy of the judgement for my records. What are my rights regarding this issue? I would rather pay a lawyer to assist me to fight them than to pay for a debt that is truly not mine. Any help will be greatly appreciated. 
