Collecting Judgments

     If you are interested in collecting judgments, it's not hard. Have you heard that nearly 80% of judgments are never collected at all? Well, it is true. Why are they never collected? In many cases the judgment debtor (whom I will now call the JD) simply wants to keep his money. He's banking on the probability that the creditor won't know what to do with the judgment, and will probably give up after a while, and go away. He believes that there is no way that a judgment collector will find him and legally make him pay. Or, in some cases the JD may be broke after the judgment, and not able to pay the money right then. However, things can change. A year or so later, when a Judgment Recovery Specialist takes over the judgment, he may well have the money to pay. But the creditor has no way to know that. In other cases the JD may simply be angry at the creditor, and refuse to pay. Or, let's face it, some people are chronic deadbeats, or just plain dishonest. There are ways to collect money from them too.

My experience is that while 80% of judgments are never collected, at least 80% of those judgments are definitely collectable.

The problem is that the creditor:

• Doesn't know how to collect
• Is too busy, or
• Has forgotten all about the debt!

Those are precisely the types of judgments you want to learn how to collect. The Judgment Recovery Business course on this site will show you exactly how collect a judgment quickly and easily.

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