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NEED PAYMENT

Someone or some business owes you money.

JUDGE ORDERED

You took that entity to court and a judge ordered them to pay you.

LOCATE ASSETS

To get your money you need to locate assets and file a “Writ” of execution.

ENFORCE JUDGMENT

Now you have options to enforce your Judgment.

How Can My Judgment Expire? By WritReady.com

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Judgments do not last forever. Pay close attention to start and end dates if you have received a judgment from the court. The statute of limitations begins at different times depending upon which state your judgment has been rendered. This is very important because a lapsed judgment can become void and unenforceable. An unenforceable judgment is a waste of your time because after all that time in court and filing paperwork you are back at where you started. Avoid a lapsed judgment by enforcing your judgment as quickly as you can. Debtors are clever and will do everything in their power to avoid responsibility.

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How Long Do I have to Collect My Judgment? By WritReady.com

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Judgments do not come with automatic debt recovery. Courts leave enforcement of their judgment up to you. Luckily, companies like WritReady are here to help legally enforce your judgment. Our professionals will help you with the information you need to collect your judgment within a timely manner. Waiting till the last minute is not an option when it comes to collecting judgments. Debtors will evade as long as they possibly can if you allow them and waiting out the statute of limitations is easy if you allow them. Avoid deadbeat debtors and possibly losing your judgment due to the statute of limitations by enforcing your judgment immediately.

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Are Judgments Final? By WritReady.com

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In court, judgments seem final. After the court rules in your favor you might feel a sense of relief as you now have legal documentation for your judgment. However, this is not the end, and judgments are not the end all be all when it comes to collecting an owed debt. The courts leave enforcement of their judgments to the creditor who wins the judgment. If you do not enforce your judgment, your debtor will continue to evade their responsibility. The onus is on you to pursue and get what you are owed through any legal means necessary.

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How long is my Judgment Enforceable By WritReady.com

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Judgments are not enforceable forever and are limited by the statute of limitations. In some cases, judgments can be extended indefinitely if a debtor continues to evade paying what they owe, but these circumstances only occur in certain states. View our list of the statute of limitations in every state. After knowing when the statute of limitations ends, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with the judgment extension process of your state. Debtors will avoid paying and time will fly by quicker than anticipated. Don’t allow your judgment to lapse and become unenforceable because you forgot to file for an extension.

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Enforce Your Judgment Before it is Too Late By WritReady.com

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Do not let your judgment lapse. Debtors will attempt to avoid paying what they owe as long as they possibly can and if you let them off the hook, you will have wasted all of your time getting the judgment in the first place. Enforce your judgment before it is too late. Don’t waste time getting a judgment in the first place if you don’t plan on enforcing said judgment. However, if you are attempting to enforce your judgment and the debtor continues to evade past the statute of limitations the courts will allow you to extend your judgment. Debtors are infamous for avoiding responsibility and the courts are well aware of this problem.

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