We take assignments of judgments from judgment creditors.
We legally represent ourselves, not our creditors, so as to avoid being accused of practicing law without a license.
We are available to review your debtor(s), analyze the possibilities of collection and will take cases with reasonable potential for collection.
You make no further financial contribution to the case and can rest assured that your interests are being protected by our aggressive collection activities.
How successful are we?
Our batting average is zero when debtors have no assets, live hand-to-mouth and what are commonly called "judgment-proof".
Our collections are near 100% when judgment debtors have assets such as property, vehicles, bank accounts, jobs and other things that the law allows us to use to satisfy the judgment.
When debtors hide assets through corporate or business interests, or hide things in others names such as spouses or trusts, we generally can shake the money loose.
Our approach is, if we can see where the debtor is trying to hide things, generally the judge see it as well. We often go back to court to get turnover orders, assignment orders and file motions to compel the debtor to stop playing games.
When more court appearances are required, we pay the costs ourselves as you never have additional cash outlays on any cases we take.
If the debtor takes bankruptcy, we do whatever we can to protect our interests while dealing with the stay of enforcement the court has ordered. This has resulted in successful 2004 debtor examinations, and even federal incarceration of two debtors for gross errors and misrepresentations on their bankruptcy filings.
Sometimes, when we are at a dead end on a deal, we lien up any possible assets that might be available and just wait to see if the debtor improves his/her lot in life. Such cases have been satisfied when debtors have hit the lottery, inherit, or otherwise come in to better times.
We have taken cases to court when there have been fraudulent transfers of assets or find the debtor hiding behind unnamed corporate assets. Offshore accounts have been located as have other assets held in the names of alter egos.
If you have a judgment you have not been able to collect, we suggest that you might be wise to turn it over to a seasoned team with many years of successful experience in the field of judgment enforcement.