CO, small claims case
Defendant agreed to stipulation to pay 4 payments to avoid trial and judgment. I believe I need to go notify the court, they give him 7 days or so and then enter a judgment or do they do it right away?
Assuming I get the judgment and his is not present to fill out interrogatories, do they mail it to him or can I fill it out. (I know his bank info, SSN, employer, etc). I know he once had a garnishment on his wages from another judgment and he said he could not have more than 1 at a time. Is this correct?
He did not make a single payment or contact me. I (reluctantly) emailed him a reminder when the 2nd payment was due and he stated he was having money problems and would contact me in a few days to work it out but he wanted to avoid a judgment. Not surprisingly I never heard from him. I'm just fed up and don't want to waste any more time on this deadbeat.
Defendant agreed to stipulation to pay 4 payments to avoid trial and judgment. I believe I need to go notify the court, they give him 7 days or so and then enter a judgment or do they do it right away?
Assuming I get the judgment and his is not present to fill out interrogatories, do they mail it to him or can I fill it out. (I know his bank info, SSN, employer, etc). I know he once had a garnishment on his wages from another judgment and he said he could not have more than 1 at a time. Is this correct?
He did not make a single payment or contact me. I (reluctantly) emailed him a reminder when the 2nd payment was due and he stated he was having money problems and would contact me in a few days to work it out but he wanted to avoid a judgment. Not surprisingly I never heard from him. I'm just fed up and don't want to waste any more time on this deadbeat.