beckysue_92
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What is the name of your state? Alabama
I received a default judgement for $50K from a contractor that did faulty work and never finished the job. The person was a former family friend and I have the person's ssn, possible new address and email. The judgement was on both the contractor's business and him personally, if that makes sense. The issue is the contractor has no actual assets without a lien. He doesn't really do construction work anymore and works a regular job now. I know he has cars hidden at his mother's house but I found out during a background check, that the car has/had a lien and the car company was looking for the vehicle because he never paid it. I'm not sure where he works now but I know he had insurance with "Best Insurance Agency LLC". I'm not sure what bank he uses because he changes bank accounts all the time. Does anyone have advice on what I can do to collect money or any small assets from him? At this point I would take the bed he sleeps on. He's married but I would think his wife would have to show certain assets belong to only her.
I received a default judgement for $50K from a contractor that did faulty work and never finished the job. The person was a former family friend and I have the person's ssn, possible new address and email. The judgement was on both the contractor's business and him personally, if that makes sense. The issue is the contractor has no actual assets without a lien. He doesn't really do construction work anymore and works a regular job now. I know he has cars hidden at his mother's house but I found out during a background check, that the car has/had a lien and the car company was looking for the vehicle because he never paid it. I'm not sure where he works now but I know he had insurance with "Best Insurance Agency LLC". I'm not sure what bank he uses because he changes bank accounts all the time. Does anyone have advice on what I can do to collect money or any small assets from him? At this point I would take the bed he sleeps on. He's married but I would think his wife would have to show certain assets belong to only her.