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Judgment Recovery California
There are some major changes underway in how public records like court judgments and tax liens are reported to the three major credit bureaus Experian, Equifax, and Transunion. These changes are is due in large part to a new “National Consumer Assistance Plan,” that followed a multi-state settlement in 2016 involving 31 state attorneys general…
When you think of the legal process you’ve probably heard of lawyers, judges, court reporters, and even courtroom artists. One never seen but whose role is equally important, is a judgment enforcement professional. A judgment enforcer buys uncollected court-ordered judgments and then uses every legal means available to ensure the judgment is paid in full….
As you probably already know, getting a judgment from a California Small Claims Court is only part of the victory. A judgment is really just a piece of paper and, unfortunately, the Court won’t be collecting the payment for you. Therefore, you will need to think strategically and be willing to set aside time, money…
Once you have filed a case with the California small claims court everyone involved that is at least 18 must receive a summons. This is a legal document that tells them they have to be at the hearing. All of the information about where it will take place, the date, and the time are on…
