Judgement Recovery Start Collecting Your Judgement Today!

 It will cost you nothing. Zero! We advance all costs. We work with attorneys at no cost to you. We spend the money and the time. If we don’t collect, it still costs you nothing. 

Yes you can. But consider this: We have databases at our fingertips that few attorneys are permitted to access. This enables us to locate assets for judgment satisfaction that most attorneys will have difficulty unearthing. Furthermore, most attorneys charge an hourly fee or, he/she may take an contingency plus .up-front. cost on your judgment. Most attorneys are very skilled in getting judgments, many of them, though, are unfamiliar with effective post-judgment remedies and strategies and have no access to asset investigators.

It is not uncommon for us to receive calls from attorneys for asset investigation and even to enforce their judgments.

I n Michigan, a civil judgment is typically good for 10 years from the date it is entered, but it can be renewed for another 10-year period. Small claims judgments expire after six years, but can also be renewed. A creditor can pursue collection almost indefinitely by renewing the judgment every 10 years. Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• General Civil Judgments: Most civil judgments in Michigan expire after 10 years from the date of entry. 
• Small Claims Judgments: Judgments from small claims cases expire after six years. 
• Renewal: A judgment can be renewed before it expires by filing a motion to renew. 
• Lien: A judgment lien, which attaches to the debtor's property, also has a specific lifespan (see below). 
• Judgment Liens: In Michigan, a judgment lien typically lasts for five years from the date it is recorded, but it can be renewed once. 
• Collection: Even after a judgment expires, a creditor can still try to collect on the debt if they renew the judgment. 

I'll send you a form to sign, called an acknowledgment of assignment, which will allow me to collect the judgement on your behalf. This form will be filed in the case file at the courthouse. Then I will locate the debtor and their assets and initiate the levying procedures necessary to seize those assets. When I receive funds from the levying procedure i will issue a check to you less my commission and fees incurred.

My fees are based solely on a contingency basis. Nothing will ever come out of your pocket. I pay for the entire skip tracing and filing fees up front, then deduct them from any amount collected before taking my percentage. After that I'll file a form at the courthouse, which will increase the judgement by the amount of any fees I've incurred so that you will get an accurate percentage of the judgement award.