Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

Re: Judgement

Based upon the facts in your question, she must be donating to the democratic party.

Re: Judgement

The first and most important thing is that judgments only last for 10 years, so yours is on the verge of expiring. You can renew the judgment for another 10 years, but you need to file the proper papers with the court. Get help immediately. As for collecting, it sounds like you may have some possibilities of getting money from the judgment debtor, from what you wrote. I specialize in this kind of work; feel free to contact me if you want to discuss this further.

Re: Judgement

Be sure that it hasn�t been over 10 years because you wont be able to receive money after that. This could be a very complex case without a lawyer. We handle this kind of law. Contact us today. 760.243.5121.

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Re: Judgement

Contact my office at 213.388.7070 and let me review the available facts about your judgement.

Re: Judgement

Your recourse is to collect the judgment. You do that by locating and levying on assets, such as bank accounts, property, etc. in the name of the defendant. If you can't do it yourself, hire an attorney to do so. Feel free to contact me if interested in doing it right.

Re: Judgement

First, you should have the judgment renewed. Then a Judgment Debtor Exam should be taken of the Defendant to learn the source of his contributions and to find assets which you could attach or garnish.

Re: Judgement

Forget authorization, go in and take their assets, clear out their bank accounts, put a Sheriff in their office to take all payments.

Joel