What do I do if I have a Judgment in New York and the debtor moves to another state?
Send the Judgment to us so we can assess whether the Judgment should be brought (transcribed) to the new state of the debtor. In many cases it does pay to follow the debtor to the new state.
I have a Judgment that is three years old. Can I send it to your office to collect or is it too old?
Send it immediately. We are very successful with Judgments that are 2, 4, or 7 years old or longer.
Is my Judgment uncollectable if the debtor filed Bankruptcy?
In many cases, the answer is yes. But send us your Judgment and paperwork to us so we can check it out. We are online in real time with the US Bankruptcy Courts and can easily obtain the status of any bankruptcy filing.
At what point does a Judgment become “uncollectable”?
Rarely. Most Judgments are valid from 5 to 20 years. Even if we cannot collect on the Judgment after we have exhausted our current collection efforts, we may review the file a year or two later, to see if the debtor’s financial position has improved.
My separation Agreement called for spousal support payments, and my spouse stopped paying me. Can you collect the arrears that are due to me?
Yes, we specialize in spousal support and alimony collections.
Is there any additional cost to me if an account has to go to litigation?
Yes. Our attorney will never litigate an account without your consent. Once you authorize us to begin litigation, our attorney will commence the action against the delinquent debtor. Court disbursements are the fees charged by the process-server to serve the summons and complaint. A fee is also charged by the court to purchase a Court index number. Currently, the disbursement fees generally run between $250.00 and $600.00.
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