Most judgment owners that cannot easily find a contingency lawyer; will want to choose option three above, assigning their judgment to a judgment enforcer.

Many laws protect judgment debtors. When you are a judgment debtor, you may have some choices.

Any cash up-front judgment value has nothing to do with any judgment buyer, referral, or judgment broker; or any needs, wants, wishes, or situations of the original judgment creditor.

The two biggest problems with judgments, are that most judgments are not strong; and some judgment enforcers and buyers are not strong.

What if the court clerk will not stamp and file your motion, or some other court document?

Far too often, when I tell people their judgment is not worth a lot of cash up-front, they think I am wrong.

What if you are a judgment enforcer, and the original judgment creditor is a general partnership that has dissolved?

Nonprofit companies have no stock shares, and most small ones do not pay their officers with conventional incomes.

An upward spiral of costs that could sometimes make one regret levying a judgment debtor's vehicle.

Sometimes, the way life works is, when you spend someone else's money, you will likely have to pay it back, usually at a most inconvenient time.