Our team at Britt Law knows that winning a judgment in court is sometimes not even half the battle in collecting against a debtor. Courts do not operate as debt collectors in civil matters, so merely obtaining a judgment does not mean that a creditor will recover the money owed to them. In many cases, the judgement debtors are unwilling or unable to pay the judgment amount. Our attorneys use a variety of legal strategies to enforce these judgments and recover for our clients what is owed to them.   

Judgment Enforcement Services:

Post-Judgment Discovery: gathering information about the judgment debtor's assets, income, and financial transactions through various legal procedures.

Liens - filing legal claims against the property of the judgment debtor. These can be used to prevent the debtor from selling or otherwise encumbering a property until the judgment against them is paid.

Garnishments - obtaining court orders directing third parties to withhold funds from the judgment debtor and pay them directly to the judgment creditor.

Seizure: obtaining court orders to direct the local sheriff to physically seize property held by the judgment debtor. This property can then be sold to satisfy the judgment obtained by the judgment creditor.

Important Considerations:

Statutes of Limitations: There are time limits for enforcing judgments, so it's important to act promptly.

Complex Legal Procedures: Judgment enforcement can involve intricate legal procedures and deadlines.   



Judgment enforcement requires a deep understanding of both substantive and procedural law, as well as a keen eye for detail and a strategic approach.

Why Choose Britt Law LLC for Judgment Enforcement?

Britt Law’s judgment enforcement attorneys can help judgment creditors navigate this intricate process and help to maximize their chances of recovering on their judgment. 

Don’t miss out on your chance to get paid what you are owed. Call now!