Posted by Taylor Whitehead | Judgement and Fee Collection
Finding a debtor’s hidden assets has always been one of the hardest parts of collecting on a court judgment. In the past, attorneys relied on paper records, public databases, and traditional investigation methods. But today, with people using digital wallets, online banking, and complex transfers to hide money, the old tools aren’t always enough. That’s …
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Posted by Taylor Whitehead | Judgement and Fee Collection
Collecting on a court judgment is rarely simple—but things get even more complicated when the debtor files for bankruptcy. If you’re trying to collect what you’re owed and suddenly learn the person or business has gone bankrupt, it’s natural to feel frustrated. But don’t give up yet. There are still ways to protect your rights …
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Posted by Taylor Whitehead | Judgement and Fee Collection
In the past, collecting on a judgment usually meant finding bank accounts, wages, or physical property. But today, things have changed. More people are holding their wealth in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum—or even in digital assets like NFTs (non-fungible tokens). For creditors trying to collect on a legal judgment, this shift makes things more …
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Posted by Jonathon Warner | Judgement and Fee Collection
What if your Judgment Debtor has a common name? Are you trying to collect from a judgment debtor with a common name wondering if it’s even possible? Judgment collection can be a challenging and lengthy process under the best of circumstances but throw in a common name and you have a whole new set of …
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Posted by Jonathon Warner | Judgement and Fee Collection, Uncategorized
Have a judgment against an Operating Business in New York? Warner & Scheuerman has many clients who come to us after they’ve been awarded a judgment against a business that is still operating. Having a judgment against an active business is a good spot to be in but how do you actually recover your money? …
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