15
Jul
If you've won a judgment in court but the debtor still hasn't paid, you might feel like you’ve hit a wall. You know you're legally owed money, but you don’t know where the debtor works, banks, or what assets they own. That’s where a debtor’s examination comes in. Also called a judgment debtor exam, this legal process gives you the opportunity to bring the debtor into court and question them—under oath—about their finances. It can be one of the most powerful tools in post-judgment collection, especially when the debtor is evasive or non-communicative. Let’s break down how a debtor’s examination…
