A Judgment Purchase Contract Example
Many judgment buyers get frustrated when judgment owners want to sell their judgments for much more cash upfront than they are actually worth, so most proposed judgment purchase offers are rejected. However, occasionally a judgment owner and a judgment buyer will agree on a price, and a purchase contract agreement is then needed. This article […]
A Fiverr Review
If you have not visited www.Fiverr.com, you really should go there and check them out. As a Judgment Broker, I sometimes must find help for marketing, database, programming, web site issues, YouTubes, proofreading, writing, etc. I have learned to check Fiverr.com first. Registering for Fiver is fast and free. They are integrated with PayPal, easy to […]
Affidavits Of Identity
I am not a lawyer, I am a judgment broker. This article is my opinion about adding AKA (Also Known As) judgment debtor names to civil judgments. This article is based on my experience in California. Laws vary in each state, and nothing in any of my articles should ever be considered legal advice. Sometimes […]
Administering An Estate
An estate administrator is a certified fiduciary who is court-approved to work in probate courts, to handle the affairs and asset distributions of a deceased person’s estate. One of many judgment-related articles: I am a judgment broker, not a lawyer, and this article is my opinion based on my experience, please consult with a lawyer […]
ACH Judgment Payments
Some judgment enforcers make a good living by using payment plans with their judgment debtors. What if your judgment debtor wants to pay using ACH (Automated Clearing House) payments? What if they want to pay using check drafts, or with standard monthly invoicing and debtor-written checks? One of many judgment articles: I am a judgment […]
2017 Judgment Leads
In a down economy of disappearing jobs and spiraling downward wages, the value of raw judgment leads suffer. Only the (income, savings, or property) of the judgment debtor can repay a judgment. The weakest judgment lead is a raw lead. Raw leads are those pulled from a court house, or any other record source or […]
2012 Judgment Leads
In a down economy, the value of judgment leads suffer. The weakest judgment lead is a raw lead. Raw leads are those pulled from a court house, or any other record source or service; where no effort has been made to contact the judgment owner. Raw judgment leads are usually worth very little for many […]
75 Percent Cash Up front for judgments
In my job, almost every day I get at least ten calls or emails similar to this: “I want to sell my judgment, and I went to a web site that said they pay 75% cash upfront for judgments. I sent them my judgment, but they never responded. They won’t answer my phone messages or […]
2 Levies On One Writ
California has fifty-eight counties. For judgment owners; the starting point for attempting to attach most types of available judgment debtor assets, is to buy a writ of execution (abbreviated as a writ) from the court. Writs expire, so it is best to buy writs only when a potential available judgment debtor asset has been located. […]
Two Concurrent Garnishments
What if your judgment debtor’s wages are already being garnished (for less than your state’s garnishment percentage limit)? Can you start a second wage levy, for an additional amount (that will not exceed your state’s maximum garnishment level) to satisfy your judgment? One of many judgment-related articles: I am not a lawyer, I am a […]
