Most default judgments are signed by a judge or a "judge pro tem" (attorney sitting as a judge). In all likelihood, in your situation there is a default judgment entered against you and signed by a judge. The paperwork that you received is probably documents signed by an attorney pertaining to a levy upon your assets so that the judgement against you can be satisfied.Since you have a default judgment against you that is several years old, there is a good chance that you will be unable to set it aside. Since most likely you will be unable to set it aside, you should make inquiries of the judgment creditor's attorney to be placed on a payment plan so that you can pay down the judgment on terms that you can afford.Good luck.