Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Recovering Your Judgment Is A Game

I'm a judgment broker, and not a lawyer. My articles are my opinions, and is not legal advice. When you ever want legal advice or a strategy to use, please contact an attorney. Prevailing in a civil court case and getting your money judgment is great, however that by itself does not result in fairness. Fairness only happens if the money owed on the judgment is at least partially repaid.

Judgment enforcement is often serious work. Yet, like to "whistling while one works", a good outlook can help make judgment enforcement similar to a game. In many ways, most of the challenge of enforcement judgments is finding info, and figuring out the way to properly use that information to enforce judgments, much like playing a strategy game or solving a puzzle.

Most judgments are never recovered, and judgment enforcement is often a strategy game, and usually a fairly challenging one. So, why not approach judgment enforcement as a fun and challenging game? If judgment recovery was guaranteed, it wouldn't be as much of a game. As with most computer-based games, when one gets stuck, they might be able to "purchase hints" by paying a private investigator, or by paying an asset finding company.

Although about 89% of judgments are never enforced, with good info, and having the correct application of judgment enforcement tactics; one could increase your chances to recover judgments. Judgment recovery, as with most trades, is sometimes like a chess game. What one spends time on when the nation is quiet, is really important.

It's better to approach judgment collection much as cats would, not as a dog would. A dog chases victims (without or with "assets") mostly on reflex. When hunting, a cat often plans their attacks with patience and carefully. Cats use 2 hunting tactics, either stalking prey actively, or waiting while hiding, until an animal gets close enough to be captured. With either strategy, cats stay "active" and "alert" for any opportunity (including luck or mistake from their victims) and pounce on "assets". This similarity is limited, so do not torture or play with your debtor, just have the Sheriff levy the debtor's asset and then stop.

When you reach a roadblock with your judgment recovery campaign, put the game pieces down, and stay patient; as things may change. Most judgments may be enforced for many years, often ten to twenty years. Especially if our economy comes back, maybe if they legalize weed for job creation and energy production, more judgment debtors will have jobs again. With judgment recovery, time can be your friend.

Judgment recovery could be a fun competition between yourself, the laws that may interfere with justice for judgment creditors, and your judgment debtor. Taking energy out of your negative feeling could be much better for your health, and can also help you find success in recovering on your judgment. It's best to use logic instead of emotions, when making intelligent decisions about judgment enforcement actions.

By viewing a judgment collection process as a game, one could take pleasure in each success that you experience in your recovery strategy, even small successes. There is no requirement to feel stressed when you reach a dead-end attempting to collect a judgment.

Sometimes you lose, other times you win, sometimes what you spent was good money paid on top of bad, and other times your debtor files for bankruptcy and it's game over. It's all part of the game. take it easy, and make this a game that you play. If you treat a job as a game, one increases their chance of doing well, and are also more likely to accept all outcomes as being OK.


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Mark D. Shapiro, the judgment matchmaker. JudgmentBuy has the best free judgment referral leads for enforcers, judgment buyers, and contingency collection attorneys.


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