lucythecat
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? PA
We obtained a judgement against an person who we gave money to for parts to replace our central air unit. Never showed up, returned calls or anything. His wife was served (she withheld her name, but they took a description) and he did not show up for court today.
Do we have to wait 30 days to give them the chance to file an appeal before we contact them about this judgement? Their house has been foreclosed on and I am sure they have no intent of ever paying us back, the money they "stole". We want to both contact them as well as our local news investigation team but don't know if they have an option of appealing saying that we are "harassing" them.
They cashed the check, but he did it through our bank, not his own and we believe that they do not have a bank account since there are other judgements against them.
What is the best way of effectively going after them to get our money? This has been going on over 2 months, and don't want to have to wait another 30 days to obtain a writ of execution.
We obtained a judgement against an person who we gave money to for parts to replace our central air unit. Never showed up, returned calls or anything. His wife was served (she withheld her name, but they took a description) and he did not show up for court today.
Do we have to wait 30 days to give them the chance to file an appeal before we contact them about this judgement? Their house has been foreclosed on and I am sure they have no intent of ever paying us back, the money they "stole". We want to both contact them as well as our local news investigation team but don't know if they have an option of appealing saying that we are "harassing" them.
They cashed the check, but he did it through our bank, not his own and we believe that they do not have a bank account since there are other judgements against them.
What is the best way of effectively going after them to get our money? This has been going on over 2 months, and don't want to have to wait another 30 days to obtain a writ of execution.