frequently asked question

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What will it cost me to get started?

There are no upfront costs to you. Creditor Debtor Solutions advances all costs regarding your case. In the unlikely event our team of judgment enforcement experts do not obtain a successful settlement on your behalf, you owe absolutely nothing..

2. I won my court case and received a judgment, now what?

Being awarded the court judgment is the first step in the process. The next step is obtaining what you were awarded in court.

3. Should I use an Attorney?

Most attorneys require a sizable retainer and ask you to pay the judgment hard costs upfront, and then charge an hourly fee. Attorneys are skilled professionals regarding litigation and obtaining judgments, yet typically unfamiliar with effective post-judgment remedies and strategies to identify a Debtors assets.

4. Can I still obtain what I was awarded by the court?

Yes, absolutely. Our skilled professionals perform judgment enforcement in all 50 states.

5. The Debtor is being dishonest about their assets, employment and income. How do I obtain what I was awarded in court?

The legal process requires the Debtor to make full disclosure under oath to disclose their ability to satisfy the judgment.

6. My Debtor filed bankruptcy. Is my judgment still valid?

Possibly. This depends on the Bankruptcy court’s ruling. If the Debtors bankruptcy filing was dismissed, the answer is typically yes. If your judgment was discharged on a successful Chapter 7 filing, the answer is no. It is important to recognize that only about 1/3rd of Debtors filing for bankruptcy protection follow through and complete a successful bankruptcy filing. Debtors filing for bankruptcy protection is a common strategy to discourage creditors from enforcing their judgment.