Three Steps to Receiving Your Court Awarded Judgment
With a little hard work and determination, judgment owners can get the money awarded to them by the courts. It’s as easy as 1-locating the debtor, even if they’ve moved out of state; 2-finding the assets by searching public databases; and 3-seizing the assets and discharging the judgment.
Fort Washington, MD, October 08, 2009 --(PR.com)-- “If you have the time and tenacity you can get the money from your court awarded judgment,” says Najmah Salim, Director of Interstate Judgment Recovery Specialists, located in Fort Washington, MD.
Ms. Salim further states there are 3 basic steps to the judgment recovery process.
The first step is to locate the person. If you know where they live and/or work you can skip this step. However, if the person has moved and you don’t know where to find them, you will want to gain access to a skip tracing database. Ms. Salim relates that most people can be located through the paper trail created by daily activities.
Once you have up-to-date information on the whereabouts of the debtor you now need to determine if the debtor has any assets or has filed bankruptcy. This is step two. If the debtor has filed for bankruptcy your judgment may be wiped out by the bankruptcy. Looking for a bankruptcy case can be accomplished through the U.S. Court’s website or through a list service provider. List providers can also supply you with sources for locating the debtor’s assets.
After the assets have been identified, you’re ready for step 3 – file the appropriate forms to seize the assets and discharge the judgment. Within 30 to 90 days after processing the seizure, the court will release the monies or assets to you. At this point, if the amount recovered satisfies the entire amount of the judgment, notify the clerk of the court. Forms and procedures necessary for this step vary from state to state. Contact the clerk of the court in the county where the judgment was granted to obtain the correct information.
“As you can see”, explains Ms. Salim, “the process is simple. The steps are the same no matter where you are in the country. With just a little patience and perseverance, you can recover the money due you from your court awarded judgment.”
Najmah Salim is trained and mentored by Al Schweitzer, who is credited with founding the judgment recovery industry over 20 years ago. Najmah is dedicated to helping as many people and/or organizations as possible exercise their right to get paid for their court awarded judgment.
Contact Information:
Ms. Najmah Salim
info@InterstateJudgmentRecovery.com
1-866-888-7260 / 240-607-6722 (fax)
www.InterstateJudgmentRecovery.com###
Ms. Salim further states there are 3 basic steps to the judgment recovery process.
The first step is to locate the person. If you know where they live and/or work you can skip this step. However, if the person has moved and you don’t know where to find them, you will want to gain access to a skip tracing database. Ms. Salim relates that most people can be located through the paper trail created by daily activities.
Once you have up-to-date information on the whereabouts of the debtor you now need to determine if the debtor has any assets or has filed bankruptcy. This is step two. If the debtor has filed for bankruptcy your judgment may be wiped out by the bankruptcy. Looking for a bankruptcy case can be accomplished through the U.S. Court’s website or through a list service provider. List providers can also supply you with sources for locating the debtor’s assets.
After the assets have been identified, you’re ready for step 3 – file the appropriate forms to seize the assets and discharge the judgment. Within 30 to 90 days after processing the seizure, the court will release the monies or assets to you. At this point, if the amount recovered satisfies the entire amount of the judgment, notify the clerk of the court. Forms and procedures necessary for this step vary from state to state. Contact the clerk of the court in the county where the judgment was granted to obtain the correct information.
“As you can see”, explains Ms. Salim, “the process is simple. The steps are the same no matter where you are in the country. With just a little patience and perseverance, you can recover the money due you from your court awarded judgment.”
Najmah Salim is trained and mentored by Al Schweitzer, who is credited with founding the judgment recovery industry over 20 years ago. Najmah is dedicated to helping as many people and/or organizations as possible exercise their right to get paid for their court awarded judgment.
Contact Information:
Ms. Najmah Salim
info@InterstateJudgmentRecovery.com
1-866-888-7260 / 240-607-6722 (fax)
www.InterstateJudgmentRecovery.com###
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1-866-888-7260
www.interstatejudgmentrecovery.com
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