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Judgment Collection Attorneys- Help You Locate Your Debtors And Recover Losses

Debtors are extremely creative in avoiding the payment of their debts. This fact is no more hidden from our creditors (our clients).We help our client

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Can I execute an individual judgment on a living trust bank account?

I have a California judgment against a former tenant, let's call him John Doe, and his rent was paid from a bank account in his name as "trustee for J

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Is it better to file an “abstract of judgment” or a lien or both when trying to collect on a judgment?

The small claims court, county where the deadbeat debtor owns property are all in northern California. The amount of the judgment I won was $1500, bu

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Can a creditor enforce a judgment through the state of oklahoma for wage garnishment on someone employed in tx?

okay my employers based in texas i live in texas and a texas distric judge said it is not legal so if my emloyer goes ahead with it what could possib

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How do I garnish/levy a bank account on a judgment in Pennsylvania? Do I serve the ban AND the defendant?

I have a judgment filed in Bucks County, what is the procedure for freezing and levy the defendant's bank account(s)?

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In Calif, is filing an abstract of judgment the same as placing a lien on a debtor’s property(real estate)?

I won a judgment of $1500 in small claims court and the deadbeat debtor hasn't paid (no surprise, the IRS and state tax collector have liens on him).

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I just had my bank account levied via a judgment. Why wasn’t I given notice?

I understand what the bill was for, but I thought that judgements were handled in court and that I would be given the opportunity to show up. Here's

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Self Judgment Is No Substitute For California Tax Lawyers!

California tax lawyers (and almost any good California tax solicitor) can help you make sense of the messy information you get usually "attacked" by w

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