Category: Arizona
December 20, 2024
Each of the states that Judgment Collectors operates in has its own set of rules governing money judgments and how they can be collected. The rules in Arizona may differ quite a bit from those in other states. So if you are attempting to collect a money judgment on your own, it pays to...
Read MoreDecember 13, 2024
Arizona is one of the many states Judgment Collectors operates in. That being the case, a question we hear quite frequently is how long it takes to collect an Arizona money judgment. The bad news is that we cannot give a definitive answer. Each case is different. The good news is that our team...
Read MoreApril 19, 2024
Monetary judgments are civil court decisions involving some sort of monetary award or penalty. Ideally, the losing party in a civil lawsuit would immediately pay what is owed and be done with it. But that is not how things usually work out. When debtors fail to voluntarily pay up, creditors are...
Read MoreApril 2, 2024
Regular readers of our blog know that states handle judgment collection in different ways. State laws dictate how judgments are rendered, recorded, and enforced. In Arizona, there are a few peculiarities worth mentioning. For the remainder of this post, assume we are talking about monetary...
Read MoreFebruary 6, 2024
Monetary judgments are civil court decisions involving some sort of monetary award or penalty. Ideally, the losing party in a civil lawsuit would immediately pay what is owed and be done with it. But that is not how things usually work out. When debtors fail to voluntarily pay up, creditors are...
Read MoreJanuary 16, 2024
Regular readers of our blog know that states handle judgment collection in different ways. State laws dictate how judgments are rendered, recorded, and enforced. In Arizona, there are a few peculiarities worth mentioning. For the remainder of this post, assume we are talking about monetary...
Read MoreApril 4, 2023
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...
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