Collecting a judgement in NYC--I need advice--I have important information on the debtor, so how do I use it?
State: New York , New York
Judgment amount: $2,2XX.XX
Judgment awarded: November 2006
The debtor is a former employer, and the judgment amount was for three weeks of work, which was unpaid.
Other: The judgment was awarded by an arbitrator because he failed to appear for the hearing Information subpoena was not returned after 30 days, I phoned again and left a message asking him to contact me so we could make an arrangement for payment.
No return call or attempt to make contact Information subpoena sent to debtor’s office and signed by an employee of the company, of which he is a principal Return receipt received by signer did not return the subpoena. Information subpoena sent to debtor’s suspected bank
RESULT: no account in his name existed. I have: His social security number/ Tax Id What can I do next? Moreover, what can I do with his social security number? Can I use this to obtain information that will help me locate his assets or his bank account information.
Answers:
Put liens on her properties and sell the liens.
If the judgment was made by an arbitrator, it needs to be affirmed (entered) in a court of law (state supreme court) before it is enforceable. You can probably do that without a lawyer, if you do a little research on the process. Once you do that, it is enforceable like any other judgment and the sheriff's department will guide you through the process of seizing his assets.
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