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Winning a judgment in Idaho gives a creditor access to certain legal tools through which the outstanding amount can be collected. A simple way to put it is that creditors have multiple collection options in Idaho. Knowing those options prior to going to court can help a creditor lay out a sound...

In the many years we have worked as judgment collectors across several states, we’ve had plenty of opportunities to interact with clients who have come to us after debtors reneged on their payment plans. It is a lousy situation to be in. A creditor tries to be nice. They offer a payment plan...

Our most recent blog post tackled the idea of outsourcing judgment collection for some of the same reasons other businesses outsource certain tasks. Those reasons included cutting operational costs and getting access to industry expertise. We encourage you to read the entire post if you...

Outsourcing has a long and productive history in the U.S. From the start, outsourcing has given companies new opportunities to improve their business models and operations. From software development to white label manufacturing, outsourcing is alive and well the world over. But what about debt...

If you know anything about the judgment collection industry, you might be aware that states govern judgment law differently. What holds true in one state might not hold true in another. For example, California courts distinguish between money judgments and non-money judgments. We are obviously...

Your company won a civil lawsuit some years ago, a lawsuit that resulted in a judgment being entered against the other party. That party is now a judgment debtor in the sense that they owe you money. But you are struggling to collect. You could arrange for judgment collection service with a firm...

We have cited the following statistic numerous times here on our blog: upwards of 80% of all judgments filed in U.S. courts are never paid. Debtors purposely string things along until creditors throw up their hands and walk away. If you are a creditor in that position, we want you to know that it...

Collecting judgments in Arizona is similar in many ways to collecting them in other states. But by the same token, there are some differences based on Arizona law. For instance, judgment liens in Arizona are fairly narrow in scope. Only certain types of assets are subject to judgment liens and, on...

Did you know that judgment creditors can assess interest on unpaid amounts until debtors satisfy their debts in full? It’s true, at least in most states. But interest on judgments is of little solace when debtors make every effort to not pay. Interest generally doesn’t keep up with...

Collecting unpaid civil judgments is what Judgment Collectors specializes in. We have worked with more than one client who went into the civil litigation arena ill-prepared for what was about to happen. If your company is thinking about filing its first civil lawsuit, we do not want you to end up...