Kelvin Thomas

1 month ago | natlawreview.com | Byron McLain |Kelvin Thomas |Whitt Steineker |Lynn L. Bergeson

You’re elated. You just won a hard-fought trial and obtained a money judgment against a corporate defendant. With your judgment, the defendant becomes a ‘judgment debtor,’ and you become the ‘judgment creditor.’ You believe the judgment debtor has the means to satisfy the judgment, but they refuse to pay voluntarily and are stonewalling you. When this happens, it’s time to enforce the judgment. Most attorneys do not do collection work, which is essentially what enforcing a judgment requires.