Telephone Courtesy
In my business, I get a lot of telephone calls (I no longer have a business phone), and often it is a “feast or famine” situation, where I get no calls for hours, and then I get up to ten phone calls at once. I am a judgment referral expert that writes a lot. Even […]
Tax Liens And Judgments
What if your 70-year old judgment debtor owns their house outright, however there is a tax lien on their property? As an example, their house with land is worth $300K, your judgment is worth $30K, and the pre-existing tax lien is $40K. This article is my opinion, and not legal advice. I am a judgment […]
Tax Lien Priorities
What if you have a lien or abstract of judgment recorded against your debtor’s property? What if you later receive a letter from the county treasurer, advising you of an upcoming “Notice of Sale of Tax-Defaulted Property”? One of many judgment articles: I am not a lawyer, and this article is my opinion based on […]
Taxi Company Judgments
What if you have a judgment against a taxicab company or a taxi driver? How could you enforce such a judgment? What if your judgment debtor owns a taxicab medallion, can you have your Sherriff levy that medallion? This article discusses how taxi drivers, taxicab companies, and taxicab medallions operate, and how some experts have […]
Talking About Judgments
I am a judgment expert who writes often. Everyone in the judgment business has received many telephone calls that seem to be a waste of their time. Sometimes, after listening and gently explaining “judgment-reality” to a judgment owner, a judgment expert will think they have made a sale. However, it turns out that many people […]
Takes up to 95 days to get my Money?
Q: My debtor did not go bankrupt, so why do I have to wait 91 days to get my money? Q: I have a problem with the Judgment Enforcer’s purchase agreement contract – the judgment Enforcer gets to keep the money for 95 days after they receive it? A: Judgment enforcers do not always wait […]
Take my Debtor’s Property?
Q: I told the Judgment Enforcer the debtor has a car. Why didn’t the Judgment Enforcer take my debtor’s car to get my money? A: Because that car was leased (or had a big loan on it) and did not actually fully belong to the judgment debtor. Having the Sheriff take/levy cars or other physical […]
Summary Of Judgment
A Motion for a Summary of Judgment (MSJ) is a pleading that (usually) plaintiffs (or their attorneys) request from the court to save themselves and the court time and money. An example of when a MSJ would be requested, is if the plaintiff sued a defendant for fraud and proved the fraud in court to […]
Suing With The Correct Name
I am not a lawyer, I am a Judgment Broker. This article is my opinion, and not legal advice, based on my experience in California, and laws vary in each State. If you ever need any legal advice or a strategy to use, please contact a lawyer. Why start your civil lawsuit unless there will […]
Suing A LLC
If you are planning to sue a LLC, there are some potential problems to be aware of; that can become even more important when you later attempt to recover your judgment from that LLC. This article is my opinion, and not legal advice. I am a judgment solutions expert, and am not a lawyer. If […]