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Brace yourself, you may not be happy
when you read this:
I have a dentist friend name Tom. Tom
is a county employee, a civil servant practicing dentistry for
Suffolk County, NY. He is divorced and has been paying alimony
to his ex-wife for many years. The divorce decree requires
that his alimony payments increase in direct proportion to any
increase in his earned income. He hates his ex with a passion
and hasn't seen her face or heard her voice for many years. Tom
recently refused to accept a promotion to
Department Director because it came with a very large salary increase. What? Yes,
he refused the promotion and big salary increase. His real
reason for rejecting the promotion is that his ex-wife would
also benefit from his good fortune. Tom
can't stand the idea of her having a share in his "windfall."
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A legal judgment (spelled judgment, not judgement)
is a money (monetary) financial award decreed (ordered) by a judge
as part
of the verdict in a lawsuit or other civil court case. The final judgment
does not provide for collection of the money owed but authorizes the "winner" to
use legal means to enforce and collect the award from the debtor.
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Domesticate,
domestication, domesticating The terms "domesticate and domestication"
refer to the legal process by which a lawful civil judgment becomes
recognized as lawful by a state other than the one that issued the
judgment. Such a process is needed whenever the debtor resides
and has assets in a state or states other than the one where the court
decree or court order was made. The root of the word domesticate
means domicile; your domicile is your home. The judgment must be
"at home" in the states of the debtor and his assets.
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Between 80-85% of all legal judgments remain uncollected
after 5 or more years.
Those legal judgments that are collected are typically done by
experienced professionals working within the legal systems of the various
states in
the USA. Enforcing and collecting a lawful court judgment is not
easy work. It requires a great deal of training, knowledge, skill
and perseverance. Many companies and training programs in this
field purport to be experts, but are really nothing more than charlatans,
cheats,
thieves who are only experts at taking your money and disappearing.
"Caveat
Emptor" is a latin term meaning "Let the Buyer Beware!"
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Judgment enforcement, using lawful
means, is authorized by the courts that order the judgments and those
states in which the judgment has been domesticated.
Enforcing a judgment includes locating the
debtor, locating the debtor's assets in most forms, with a few
exceptions that
are protected
by law. Available assets usually include the income earned
by the debtor, savings and other bank accounts, investment accounts,
real
estate,
automobiles,
trucks,
jewelry, contents of safe deposit boxes in banks, and much more.
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Have you tried collecting money judgements? It's
no piece of cake!
A money judgement is a final award that is ordered
(decreed) by a Civil Court. It is an official statement that
the parties identified in the "Final Judgment" are legally
indebted to you for a specific amount of money. The award may
include terms such as a specific amount of interest being added to
the award amount
per year. One of our clients was awarded $186,000 + 7% per
year beginning with the date the final judgment was ordered. more
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Attorneys typically require an advance
retainer and bill you by the hour for their time. They collect
whether or not they suceed in collecting the judgment for you. Lawyers
do not generally have the training, skills or experience needed to
get the job done correctly. It is common for attorneys and
other legal professionals to use our professional services as regards
issues
of judgment recovery, finding hidden assets, judgment domestications
and more. Attorneys are ideal for initiating or defending lawsuits,
but not quite appropriate as enforcers and collectors of legal judgments.
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Bankruptcy is a legally declared
inability or impairment of ability of an individual or organizations
to pay their creditors. A debtor, as a strategy to avoid paying
any legal debt, including a lawful court judgment, may threaten
to declare bankruptcy OR actually file for bankruptcy. Filing
for bankruptcy provides the debtor with temporary protection from
creditors. This gets even more interesting when creditors take
action to block this action from being effecitve.
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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.
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We are Judgment Recovery Specialists Serving You.
We can succeed when you can't! We have the resources, expertise,
and determination to enforce the judgment collection you worked so
hard to get. We conduct
thorough investigations to uncover any assets or sources of income,
and we take whatever steps are necessary to legally seize them!
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