how does it work ?
RECOVERY SERVICES
You choose a fee structure and assign your judgment to our company for enforcement. We offer flexibility with our unique fee structure – meaning you decide a fee structure that best suits your needs.
Our services are based on a 3 Step Process.
Step 1: Choose a Fee Structure
Step 2: We Locate Defendant and His Assets
Step 3: Our attorneys take Action
1. You choose a fee structure and assign your judgment to our company for enforcement.
We offer flexibility with our fee structure – meaning you decide a fee structure that best suits your needs. We have contingency rates as low as 30%, and we FRONT ALL COURT COSTS AND FILING FEES. Once you’ve chosen a fee structure, you assign your judgment to our company for enforcement. As the winner of a judgment, you can legally assign your judgment to a company that specializes in judgment recovery to assist you in recovering the money owed to you.
2. We locate the defendant and his/her assets.
The professionals at South Florida Judgment Recovery have over 15 years’ experience in judgment recovery. Our experience and skip tracing resources allow us to:
- Find real estate anywhere in the country
- Skip trace the debtor’s current location
- Locate hard-to-find debtors that may be avoiding detection
- Locate bank accounts, investment & brokerage accounts
- Find vehicles and boats the debtor owns
- Contact references from the debtor’s credit application(s)
- Utilize NCOA national change of address databases
- Contact neighbors (past and present)
- Research licensing bureaus, organizations, and agencies to which the debtor may belong
- Review department of motor vehicles records
- Contact current and/or previous employers
- Scour internet search engines
3. Our attorneys take action.
We use the services of the best creditors attorneys in town. Once our recovery specialists have uncovered the debtor’s location, real estate properties, assets, and financial accounts, our attorneys get to work applying the law to force the debtor to pay. Our attorney has the ability to:
- Lien and/or levy on real estate
- Garnish wages and bank accounts
- Subpoena the debtor’s financial records and require testimony in court
- Force sheriff auctions sales of the debtor’s assets
