Getting the Money You've Won in Court: Enforcement of Civil Judgement

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[@irinasmirnofff]

Thank you so much. Finally someone posted a video how to force debtor to pay.

[@LawShelf]

You're very welcome!

[@kenconnelly773]

I liked the comprehensive treatment of examining insolvency and bankruptcy. I’m familiar with the case of a debtor threatening the use of bankruptcy if any legal action was taken on the debt, and actually following through on that threat to block the legal action.

[@presidentevil9951]

What if the lawsuit is against the city/state/USA and they refuse to pay? (AFTER ALL THE DEFENDENTS APPEALS ARE EXHAUSTED) what do we do different?

[@mariettashawful]

see state attorney general?

[@newphone3594]

I am in a situation where debtor is hiding after I won the case. The guy is prettt shady to say the least. I have found his home address can I show show up there to serve him paperwork?

[@htrland]

It's unfortunate that a rich defendant has so many options to not pay you after you won. He can relocate, ignore you, pretend to be poor, etc.

[@newphone3594]

@htrland Only in America. Laws are so fucked up here. And then we should question why the justice system even exists?

[@WrongWayRomanKay]

how do i actually get samples of these documents or affidavits..and how do it inform the debtor (by legal mail or certified? does it have to be noterized?) HELP...btw. ive gotten MORE info in this 1 video than in three weeks of phone calls and serches!!!!

[@tiffanywalker1312]

Im still
Confused. If you have a judgment is r it past discovery phase?

[@LawShelf]

Yes; the case is over. But an action to enforce can be a separate proceeding with a new discovery phase.

[@mariettashawful]

What if the debtor has his assets in 3rd party trust?

[@LawShelf]

Depends on the trust :)

[@birdfriday]

If it’s not a spendthrift trust and the beneficiary has other criminal charges against them/bench warrants etc and we’re trying to collect from a trust that has between 150m and 600m?

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

I’m putting my money in a overseas trust and LLC.

[@JShawnPaul]

How long is a judgment good for? Do they ever go away?

[@mariettashawful]

If defendent was a no show, (judge awarded me $1650.), he is in contempt of court, are the courts going after him, or do i file contempt of court?

[@dee-deescorner9642]

How can one collect judgement against lenders ??

[@ixrx_original]

It's answered in the video

[@muhammadshahzil7481]

I’m currently doin judgment for my client from past 10 years , by finding bank accounts