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mrynngus81

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i am a new york resident. i won a civil suit judgement twice and two appeals. how can i collect my money? please help
 


I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

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mrynngus81 said:
i am a new york resident. i won a civil suit judgement twice and two appeals. how can i collect my money? please help
My response:

There are books written on the subject. Go to a bookstore and buy one.

IAAL
 

JETX

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Basically, you have three choices:

1) As IAAL said, you can educate yourself on the legal process of judgment enforcement. One way to do this is research at a law library or you can go to any large bookstore and look for a book titled something like, "How to win in New Yord courts". The book will include a chapter on how to collect.

2) Get hold of a Judgment Recovery or Enforcement firm. You could do a websearch for firms in New York (or go to my website shown in my address line and I will try to refer you to someone based in New York).

3) Let the debtor continue not paying.
 

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