With the economic downturn, clients are increasingly asking specific questions about the rights and remedies of creditors.
As a caveat, this article is not intended to include everything that one might need to know about collecting against judgments. These remedies can be affected by many other laws not discussed here, including but not limited to claims by creditors of preferential or fraudulent transfer, or bankruptcy. The intent of this article is to explain some basic information about types of creditors and types of remedies available to judgment creditors.
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