Q: Please tell me the bad news first;
how much is this going to cost me?
A: Our
policy is simple, you pay nothing, zero, nada, zilch....if
we don't collect. There are no upfront "out-of-your-pocket"
expenses. When we collect it will be your debtor who
pays, usually "big time", and a percentage of his
satisfied debt will be our fee. In other words we will
be paid by funds that you aren't able to recover without
our help
anyway.
Q: Do
you accept all assignments?
A: No.
We do not. Each
case is evaluated on its own merit. The dollare size
of the legal judgment , the rendered verdict, must
be at least $10,000
.00 or more. We do not accept cases
where verdicts were rendered in JP, Small Claims or equivalent
courts.
Q: What
if I don't think that it can be collected, what if I see it as hopeless?
A: This
is not a good sign and surely doesn't motivate us to
bend over backwards to enforce and collect your judgment. We
probably will not accept the assignment from you. Circumstances,
however, vary.
Q: I
don't know if my debtor can afford to pay the
judgment. How
can we find out.
A: We
have excellent resources for locating assets, including
hidden assets, bank accounts, property (real estate),
brokerage accounts, other investments, cars, trucks,
other vehicles, criminal records, liens, other judgments
and more. We are collection specialists. We've
been doing it for a long time and we are very good
at it.
Q: Why
can't I do this myself? I'm
not lazy or stupid.
A: About
85% of all lawful judgment awards
are never collected. This
means that only 15 out of every
100 legal awards are collected. There
are probably a few untrained
individuals who are actully
successful in collecting their
own judgments. Mostly,
however, they get scammed by
phoney judgment collecting
schools who take their money
and wave bye-bye. If
you file a lawsuit against
them, and win it, you may have
to enforce yet another judgment
on your own. Am I making
sense here? Just
think
about
the
odds;
they
are
very
heavily
stacked
against
you
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