Judgement on former tenant. Wages garnished but quit job. Skip trace?

[PixelRogue]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? PA

Have a judgement for a former tenant and had been garnishing wages. Tenant since quit job , though confident tenant has a new job.

Presuming a skip trace might be required to locate new job to continue garnishing wages, though many of the tools I'm finding are on the expensive side for a one-time need. Anyone been through this process or could recommend a cost-effective means to locate ex-tenant's new job?

Thank you,

-pr.

 

[Antigone*]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? PA

Have a judgement for a former tenant and had been garnishing wages. Tenant since quit job , though confident tenant has a new job.

Presuming a skip trace might be required to locate new job to continue garnishing wages, though many of the tools I'm finding are on the expensive side for a one-time need. Anyone been through this process or could recommend a cost-effective means to locate ex-tenant's new job?

Thank you,

-pr.

You could ask for a debtor's exam .

 

[TigerD]

Go park outside his house some morning at 5 a.m.
Follow him to work.

DC

 

[PixelRogue]

Considered this - do not know current location.

 

[PixelRogue]

You could ask for a debtor's exam .

Debtor's exam require lawyer involvement? If so, maybe the high commission of a collection agency would be more cost effective?

 

[Silverplum]

How many threads does one issue require??

You have THREE going on the same subject.