Creditors often obtain judgments against persons
who owe them money in small claims court without hiring attorneys. Consider this common scenario: a landlord
seeks a small claims judgment against a tenant who failed to pay rent, the
tenant does not appear for the hearing, and the landlord is awarded a
judgment. The landlord is now faced with
a more difficult problem: how does he or she collect the judgment amount?
I am pleased to announce that my office now offers
post-judgment collection services to individuals and businesses. We can assist creditors in locating real
property, filing judgment liens, and garnishing bank accounts and wages. In addition, once contact has been made with the
judgment debtor, we are sometimes able to negotiate settlements and payment
plans without resorting to harsh collection remedies.
If you have obtained a judgment and don't know what
to do next, then you should consider contacting my office. We may be able to help you collect your
money.
