FAQ

Judgement Recovery

Q: How will you locate the debtor?
A: I have access to different coputerized databases not available for public use. Not to mentioned my skip tracing skills and experience.

Q: What kind of assets can you seize?
A: I can seize bank accounts, garnish wages, and place liens on or seize personal property. I can even seize a debtor's rental deposit.

Q: What are your fees for this service?
A: My fees are based solely on a percentage of what I collect for you. Nothing will ever come out of your pocket. I will pay for all of the skip tracting and filing fees up front, then deduct them from any amount collected before taking my percentage. After that I will file a form at the courthouse which will increase the judgment award by the amount of any fees I have incurred so that you will get an accurate percentage of the judgment that was awarded to you.

Q: What if you can't find any assets belonging to the debtor?
A: If there are no assets available I can attempt to contact the debtor and negotiate a monthly payment. If that doesn't work I will check on the debtor again after a few months or so and determine if the situation has improved.

Q: How does this work?
A: I will send you a form to sign, called an Acknowledgment of Assignment, which will allow me to collect the judgement on your behalf. This form will be filed in the case file at the courthouse. Then I will locate the debtor and their assets and initiate the levying procedures necessary to seize those assets. When I recieve funds from the collection process I will issue a check to you, less my commission and fees incurred.

Q: How long will it take for you to collect my judgement?
A: No two cases are the same, but typically it takes about one to two months.

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