JUDGMENT ENFORCEMENT SOLUTION, INC.
BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

Judgment Enforcement Solution, Inc. is built upon a strong foundation of highly-experienced and motivated staff with access to top resources in judgment recovery. We provide quality service to creditors awarded monetary judgments with the goal to facilitate the satisfaction of those judgments by any legal means necessary. It is our mission to provide a service enforcing what is right and just for the average citizen, who may not otherwise have easy access to effective resources in judgment recovery. We are specialists in our field and strive to be leaders in judgment recovery. More about our company… The fact is, in 80% of all judgment cases, no money is ever recovered. Although judgments are legal documents awarded by the courts, the majority of judgment holders do not have the time, the resources, or the expertise to successfully collect the monies that are due them. Judgment Enforcement Solution, Inc. can succeed where you can’t! We have all the resources and expertise to see that your judgment is paid. Judgment Enforcement Solution’s dedicated staff has a combined experience of over 25 years in post judgment recovery. Our recovery team is very experienced and well-trained. We utilize very sophisticated technology to skip trace the debtor and locate any assets that can be liened, levied, or garnished. We are thoroughly familiar with all the laws and regulations specific to the judgment recovery industry. We have a nationwide network of attorneys to assist us. Judgment Enforcement Solution, Inc. has proven time and time again that we can collect on judgments that have been abandoned as uncollectable. If you have a valid court awarded money judgment of $3000.00 or more, our attorneys will use every applicable legal method to recover the full amount of the unpaid judgment plus any accrued interest. Judgment Enforcement Solution, Inc. can locate the debtor even if they have moved to another state. We have a network of attorneys located around the country to assist us should the need arise. Whether you’re about to head to court or whether you’re about to hand over your case to a judgment recovery specialist, there are useful bits of information to have on hand about the defendant and your history with them. The process of obtaining and collecting your judgment has the potential to be lengthy. It is a good idea to keep a file, for optimal organization, that has all the information relating to your case. Below is a list of the top ten pieces of information that will be the most helpful to have on hand during the judgment recovery process. Now, depending on the relationship you have with the defendant, you may or may not know certain details about their life. Any information you have about the debtor’s current and past addresses and employers is very helpful when entering into the judgment recovery process. Ok…that sounds a little stalker-esque, but we don’t mean for it to. Having general knowledge about the debtor’s home life is very helpful. Whether or not he’s married, has children or is head of household are details that play a major role in exemptions available to that debtor when it comes to judgment enforceable actions such as wage garnishment, bank garnishment and asset seizure. Again, depending on your history or relationship with the debtor, you may or may not know offhand details about his life, such as this. But knowing and providing this information to a judgment recovery specialist can save time in the skip tracing process and bring you one step closer to recovering your money a little quicker. If the debtor has strong ties to another state, it is possible they own real estate in that state, they could be hiding assets in that state, or they could flee to that state. If this is the case, there are ways to enforce your judgment in that state. For example, if using Judgment Enforcement Solution, Inc. as your recovery team, our nationwide network of attorneys provides the flexibility to recover judgment moneys in any state. Our attorneys will domesticate the judgment in the state in which the debtor is harboring assets and will then work to seize those assets to satisfy your judgment. It is important to know whether or not the debtor may pass away before paying the debt. If this happens, his or her assets will go through the probate process. There will be a period of time following his or her death allowing for creditor claims. If you miss the deadline for filing a probate claim, you miss out on collecting your money. If the debtor’s estate does not have enough assets to pay creditors following his or her death, the estate will be deemed ‘insolvent’ and you will not recover your money. Knowing the state of your debtor’s health and passing this information on to your judgment recovery team can help you stay ahead of the curve. Whether or not your debtor owns a business or performs work as a contractor can play a big role in the judgment recovery process. If you’re aware of any businesses in which the debtor is involved with as an officer, be sure to take note for your files. Deceptive debtors can attempt to hide assets under the protection of a corporation, or use an existing corporation to act on behalf of personal interests. Read more about piercing the corporate veil Judgment Enforcement Solution, Inc. is not a law firm and cannot provide legal representation. Any advice or information provided on our website, blog or via e-mail and phone communications are in no way intended to be a substitution for or refutation of legal advice given by a professional licensed attorney in your area. Judgment Enforcement Solution, Inc. operates with a primary purpose to assist judgment plaintiffs with services including skip tracing defendants, locating assets, and providing case management once the case is referred to our attorney. Specific legal questions or complex problems should be directed to a licensed attorney of your choosing. Judgment Enforcement Solution, Inc. is not a substitute for a licensed attorney and is not subject to the rules and regulations governing the practice of law, nor is it liable for loss or damages suffered from the consequence of the use of services provided under attorney supervision.