Today we begin our series of blogs concerning limited liability companies—why you want them, how you form them, and how to you make your LLC bullet proof. We first explore why you should use an LLC and how you form an LLC. Protect Your Personal Assets...
[audio mp3="https://edwardslawpllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Enforce-Judgment-Against-Business-wave-file-online-audio-converter.com_.mp3"][/audio] In our last several blogs we have detailed the process for enforcing your judgment against an individual that owes you money, by either placing a lien on their real property; garnishing their wages; or garnishing their bank account or rent payments. But what if...
Last week we discussed the use of a writ of continuing garnishment as a first step in trying to enforce your judgment and collect your money from the judgment debtor’s employer. But what if your judgment debtor does not work? If you know that the...
After you have figured out what assets the judgment debtor might have (by way of a Rule 69 exam or interrogatories), the next step in enforcing any judgment is to determine and implement the appropriate method of enforcement. The method of enforcement you and your...
In our last several blogs we have discussed what you and your company should do to perfect your money judgment or non-money judgment before you can enforce it, and how to find your judgment debtor’s assets through a Rule 69 exam. However if your entitlement...
[audio mp3="https://edwardslawpllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Rule-70-Enforcement-online-audio-converter.com_.mp3"][/audio] In our last several blogs we have focused on how to perfect and enforce a money judgment, including the use of a Rule 69 exam to find the judgment debtor’s assets. But what if your judgment against the judgment debtor is for something other...
The first step to collecting on a judgment is to determine whether the judgment debtor has assets. If you are not certain of the judgment debtor’s assets, the most effective way to obtain this information is to have your attorney conduct a Rule 69 examination. While...
[audio mp3="https://edwardslawpllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Track-13-Rule-102-online-audio-converter.com_.mp3"][/audio] In our last two blogs we explained how you and your company can perfect your judgment and either enforce your judgment (if you know where your debtor’s assets are) or initiate postjudgment enforcement proceedings to find assets to attach. But what if you find...
In our last blog we explained how you and your company should perfect your judgment after you win your case in court. Once a money judgment is entered and perfected, postjudgment enforcement is quite simple if you know that your judgment debtor has assets, and...
[audio mp3="https://edwardslawpllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Track-17-Perfecting-your-Judgment-online-audio-converter.com_.mp3"][/audio] Great news – your attorney has informed you that you won your case, and judgment was made in your favor. Now what? Court judgments are not self-enforcing. This means obtaining your judgment is only the beginning of your quest to collect money from your...
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