September 2, 2024
If we told you that you could collect on an outstanding money judgment without putting any more time into it, what would be your reaction? It is tough to believe. After all, collection efforts require at least a minimal amount of time. Unless, of course, you turn the job over to someone else. That…
Read MoreAugust 30, 2024
Whether a judgment creditor seeks to collect in-house or turns collection efforts over to an attorney or collection agency, the person heading up collection efforts usually wants to know about debtor solvency. Solvency, or the lack thereof, plays a key role in determining how to proceed. If you…
Read MoreAugust 23, 2024
An organization or individual puts a lot of time and effort into pursuing civil litigation against another party. With all that goes into filing and winning a lawsuit, it’s a shame that so many judgment creditors never follow through enough to actually get paid. But things do not have to be…
Read MoreAugust 16, 2024
Attempting to collect from a judgment-proof debtor is the stuff of nightmares. But believe it or not, there may be a worse scenario: attempting to collect from a debtor who is facing claims by multiple creditors. Trying to stake a claim in the midst of multiple creditors is one of the hardest…
Read MoreAugust 9, 2024
Wouldn’t it be nice if every civil lawsuit resulting in a money judgment were wrapped up quickly and quietly with immediate payment? Yes, it would. But then Judgment Collectors wouldn’t exist. No one would need our judgment collection services. The fact that we are so busy is evidence…
Read MoreAugust 2, 2024
Did you know that money judgments can go dormant? Dormancy is not an issue in every state that Judgment Collectors is active in, but it is an issue in Ohio. We feel it is important enough that judgment creditors consider it as they develop their collection strategies. Allowing a judgment to go…
Read MoreJuly 12, 2024
Missouri is one of the many states Judgment Collectors is active in. We help Missouri judgment creditors find, make contact with, and encourage their creditors to pay what they owe. One of the things we rely on is information gleaned by our clients during what is known as ‘discovery in aid of…
Read MoreJuly 5, 2024
It is not unusual for us to be asked about the types of cases we normally work on. From our perspective, it’s less important why a client won a money award and more important that the client actually collects. Yet we understand the sentiment. Potential clients want to know that we are…
Read MoreJune 11, 2024
As you undoubtedly know, obtaining a money judgment and collecting it are two separate things. Obtaining is generally the easier of the two tasks. Collecting is much harder due to legal standards that limit a judgment creditor’s actions. Such is the case in Kentucky, where changes enacted…
Read MoreJune 10, 2024
We recently published a post describing the legal options a judgment creditor in Michigan has for collecting a judgment. Those options include garnishment. In a broad sense, garnishment is the process of taking a portion of a judgment debtor’s income or financial assets to pay their debt….
Read MoreJune 7, 2024
You have gone to civil court and successfully obtained a money judgment against another party. Now it is time to collect the money judgment. When a monetary award is involved, enforcement is essentially collection. It sounds simple enough, but is it really? And what do you need to succeed? The vast…
Read MoreJune 5, 2024
Are you planning to file a civil lawsuit in the state of Georgia? Have you already sued and won, and now face questions about how you are going to collect? In either case, it helps a lot to understand some of the basic terminology. Take the term ‘post-judgment discovery’. It is an…
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