What is Judgment Recovery?
Judgment Recovery (or judgment enforcement), is the process of enforcing the judgment through the recovery (or collection) of assets (from personal property, real property, business interests to liquid funds) and turning them into cash for the satisfaction of a money judgment.
Obtaining a judgment is often a long and costly process—a process most likely involving a team of advisors and legal experts. Once the judgment has been awarded, that team of experts has moved on, leaving a creditor wondering how to enforce their judgment. Whether an individual, a company, or a bank, the judgment recovery (or judgment enforcement) process is neither fast or simple, lest of all easy.
National Investigative Services breaks down this process, and analyzes all elements pertaining to a successful judgment recovery (or judgment enforcement). Because we have worked on both sides of judgment recovery (judgment enforcement), we know where to look. Using an investigative approach, we are able to find “hidden” assets, and recover them for the judgment creditor.
Our judgment recovery (judgment enforcement) process involves four main steps: Debt Analysis, Asset Investigation, Legal Enforcement and Asset Preservation (ultimately converting the Asset(s) to cash). Each step is an integral aspect of the judgment recovery (judgment enforcement) process.
