How a Creditor Can Collect a Judgment

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How a Creditor Can Collect a Judgment

A person or business you owe money to is called a creditor. If a creditor wants to force you to pay a debt, they first must ask the court for a judgment. Many people feel that having a judgment against them is the worst possible thing. A judgment simply is a piece of paper at the local courthouse that says you owe someone a certain sum of money. This allows the creditor to use legal actions to collect the judgment. However, the creditor first must get a judgment. A creditor with a judgment is called a “judgment-creditor.” This articles describes how a creditor can collect a judgment.

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Letter Telling a Debt Collector to Stop Contacting You

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