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Finding Debtor Assets & Hidden Assets

It is obvious that you can't legally attach (seize, appropriate) assets of a debtor unless you have the authority of a court order by means of the legal judgment that resulted from the lawsuit that you won, and you must also know the WHAT and WHERE of his assets.  What are his assets and where are they located.

Judgment recovery specialists know exactly what to do (well, we do anyway). 

Armed with a court awarded judgment a professional specialist will research and investigate public records such as cars, trucks, motorcycle, RVs, and even boat registrations, real estate and bank records, vacation homes, and more.  The investigation will include getting the judgment legalized in additional states if there are indications that the debtor has assets outside of his home state.

The process of legalizing a judgment in a state other than which it was decreed is called domestication, It is required whenever the debtor resides outside of the state where the judgment was ordered.  Such a process is needed for each state where debtor assets are located.  Domestication provides the full power and authority of the original legal judgment.  Although your lawful judgment does not include enforcement, it makes enforcement possible in every state where it has been domesticated.

We have the know how, the training, and the experience to aggressively search and recover assets that your debtor believed were well hidden and effectively out of your reach. 

OK, you've won the lawsuit and a hefty money judgment; now isn't it time to begin enforcing it and move it into YOUR bank account? 

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