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What Remedies Might Be Available Once A Creditor Commences A Court Proceeding?
There are several remedies possible once a creditor has filed a lawsuit and prior to receiving a final judgment. Attachment is a court order permitting the creditor to seize the debtor's property. … more
What Issues Should A Creditor Consider When Deciding Whether Or Not To Pursue A Judgment?
The creditor needs to consider the costs involved with pursuing a judgment. Even when attorney fees are contingent upon recovery, additional expenses include court costs and in some cases third … more
What Methods are Available for a Creditor to Collect on a Judgment?
Each state’s civil code lists the different methods that are available to a person who is trying to collect on a judgment. Some of the more common methods include the following: Wage … more

When Can Property be Repossessed?
Most Americans have debt of some kind such as a home mortgage, car loan, credit card debt or other type of debt. All of our creditors have the legal right to be repaid for loaning us money. However, the way in which they can enforce their right to collect money from us differs according to the type of debt that needs to be repaid. Some creditors may be able to repossess certain … more
Loan Default: Workout, Litigate or Foreclose?
Creditors are often faced with a difficult decision when a borrower defaults on a loan. In order to stay in business, creditors must collect on as many loans as possible. However, there are different ways to collect on loans and different factors that determine which way is the best way to try to collect the money owed in a given situation. Primarily, creditors have three … more

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