If you have a judgement against a company who claims it has nothing to pay the judgement with.
Can a Writ of execution be done on a company itself and/or its intellutual property/investments,etc ?
This question is oddly worded, and I have no idea what it might mean to "do" a writ of execution "on a company itself." You might want to clarify that.
With that said, if a judgment debtor owns intellectual property or investments, those assets may be available to satisfy the judgment. Obviously, specifics regarding the intellectual property and investments matter greatly, so you might want to provide some details about your situation.
What about bank accounts, stocks, bonds, etc...?
What about them? A bank account can be levied on. Depending on how the stocks and bonds are held, they may also be levied on. Keep in mind that most folks who own stocks and bonds own them via a brokerage account.
Would this fall under " personal property"? I'm looking for a certificate or document saying that I have claim to the company assets(if any exist)
Is intellectual property, investment, rights, etc... Considered personal property of a company?
Real property is land and structures permanently attached thereto (e.g., a home or office building (although a person's home is generally fully exempt from enforcement of a civil money judgment in Florida)).
Personal property is any property that isn't real property, except...
Some folks use a third class of property called intangible property, which would be things like intellectual property and other things that you can't physically hold or touch.