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6/27/2012 2:05:00 PM
As a judgment creditor, you can do many things. You could place a lien on the County where you obtained the judgment so that any asset the defendants has will get a lien on it. You can levy against defendant's wage or bank account if you know where it is. You can also have a sheriff go and get money from defendant at his place of business if he has one. You can also set a debtor's examination to have defendant disclose all his assets.
If you hire an attorney, it will cost you on an hourly basis. You can see if an attorney will split the money with you without you paying first. You can also find a collection company who may buy your judgment for a lower amount.
If you hire an attorney, it will cost you on an hourly basis. You can see if an attorney will split the money with you without you paying first. You can also find a collection company who may buy your judgment for a lower amount.
