Enforcing your judgments means you MUST have the best knowledge
about how to collect, and the best information about the debtor.
You don't want to be frustrated and making mistakes.
You want to be able to find
-real property
-personal property
-possible employment
-financial information
-liens already against the debtor
-other judgments against the debtor
-previous bankruptcies
-professional licenses
-and much, much more
Here is some search information by each state that
I've collected over the years. More to come each day.
These are mostly free resources. It will take some searching, but it's really worth it. Much more information in my Step-by-Step Course.
Remember, if you are in the JR business,
then you have access to even
better (much better!) private investigator resources by subscription. The sames ones I subscribe to.
I list and describe them fully in my Step-by-Step Course,
and provide ongoing daily support.
They say you can search for "free," and you can,
but then you have to pay if you want the information you searched for.
My experience is that these pay sites promise much more than they deliver, and
overall are quite disappointing.
If you are in the JR business, these pay sites are simply too expensive for your everyday research on debtors. You need the best professional databases available to you as a JR businessperson.
If you are enforcing your own judgment only, then much more information is available about these resources in my
In some instances it may be worth it to hire a professional
find a person or his/her assets.
See my site at
I would appreciate knowing about any broken links. Thanks- Peter
New information by State added daily: Last added 5/2/2011
Alaska
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
California
(Includes Enforcement of Judgments)
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Louisiana
Minnesota
New York
North Carolina
(A 10K bond costs about $100 a year)
More Coming Soon!
