I thought my judgment was an order for the debtor to pay? Isn’t the debtor breaking the law by not paying me?  

 

A.  Unfortunately it is not against the law to owe money. The court awarded you a judgment. They do not force the other party to pay you. This is why 80% of all judgments go unpaid.

Q.         Are you a collection agency?

A.  No, we are not a Collection Agency. However we work very closely with our sister company Tenant Collection Services, Inc. We are allowed pull credit reports, conduct thorough asset investigations, locate bank accounts, place liens and more. Each judgment is treated individually and expertly. We will aggressively pursue recovering your funds.

 

 Q.     Can I use an attorney?

 

A.  Yes you can. However an attorney will typically charge an hourly fee of $250 - $350 per hour. Also, while many attorneys are skilled at getting judgments, most are not familiar with effective post-judgment strategies. Most attorneys also require a minimum judgment of $10,000 to justify their time and efforts.

 

Q.      How much will it cost me?

 

A.   You have the option you can hire us for a flat fee or a percentage of all monies recovered.

 

Q.        Can you guarantee that you'll collect the judgment?

 

A.  We cannot make that guarantee, except that we will make an aggressive effort. We use every strategy to collect, including pursuing assets of spouses, garnishments and liens. If your debtor files for Bankruptcy, or has a protective order there may not be anything to collect. Every judgment is unique and we will do our best to recover your judgment.

Q.     Do you inform debtors you are seeking restitution
          of their debt/judgment?

A.   No. Once a judgment is made in the court of law we are not required to notify the debtor. This allows us to locate and seize their assets before they “skip” and are unable to be located.

 Q.    What is your privacy policy?

A.   We enforce full privacy at all times and do not disclose judgment information.

Q.     Great, I would like to get started. What do I do now?

A.  Contact us and we will conduct a confidential no-cost assessment of your judgment or search request. We will then contact you with the results, and discuss our strategies and next steps.