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mitchelt

Member
What is the name of your state? Colorado

Hi,

I succesfully sued a contractor as: John Doe, DBA XXXXX, LLC (he was not licensed) a few years ago. As you can imagine I have received no money from him.

I am thinking of ways to get some of my money and I read somewere on the net that in some states someone can go after someone elses tax refund (I think they said State only) if they have a judgement against them.

I cannot find anything specific when it comes to Colorado...does anyone know?

Thanks!

Mitch
 


seniorjudge

Senior Member
mitchelt said:
What is the name of your state? Colorado

Hi,

I succesfully sued a contractor as: John Doe, DBA XXXXX, LLC (he was not licensed) a few years ago. As you can imagine I have received no money from him.

I am thinking of ways to get some of my money and I read somewere on the net that in some states someone can go after someone elses tax refund (I think they said State only) if they have a judgement against them.

I cannot find anything specific when it comes to Colorado...does anyone know?

Thanks!

Mitch

You have started THIRTEEN other threads on this subject.

Stop your serial posting!
 

mitchelt

Member
seniorjudge,

Can you PLEASE show me were I have asked 13 times about going after someones Tax Refund before?

Thanks,

Mitch
 

Dandy Don

Senior Member
If this contractor is hiding out and not working, it may be difficult for him to be producing any type of income for you to collect from (and he may not even be responsible enough to file state and/or federal income tax returns) but assuming that he has filed, an attorney experienced in debt collections/garnishment can tell you how to do this. A creditor may have to fit in a certain type of category before the tax refund can be gotten (usually it is a state government or federal government agency that can get it) but there may be exceptions that allow a private individual or company to also claim it. Or post your question to www.lawguru.com.

DANDY DON IN OKLAHOMA ([email protected])
 

mitchelt

Member
Thanks Don for the useful info.

I appreciate the fact that you were willing to help me, unlike SeniorJudge who wastes peoples time with his posts.

It's sad that someone like SeniorJudge who has a wealth of information spends so much time verifying if the person posting has ever posted the question before (and some of they time he does not even get that right). I guess some people have way too much time on their hands.
 

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