Collections & Judgment Enforcement
A judgment is paper until someone makes it pay. The work is finding the assets, closing the escape routes and turning paper into dollars. It is the second half of the case, worked as hard as the first.
What the firm handles
- Post-judgment discovery in aid of execution: depositions, document demands, asset tracing
- Garnishment of wages, accounts and receivables
- Proceedings supplementary under section 56.29, Florida Statutes
- Fraudulent transfer actions under chapter 726, unwinding assets moved out of reach
- Domestication and enforcement of out-of-state and foreign judgments in Florida
- Commercial collections before judgment: demand, suit, and pre-judgment remedies
- Enforcing arbitration awards, including Bais Din rulings confirmed as awards
- Interpleader actions where competing claimants dispute the same fund
How the firm approaches it
Debtors who intend to pay, pay. The rest restructure, retitle and delay. The response is methodical: map what the debtor has and where it went, pick the remedies that reach it, and keep the pressure constant until the ledger closes. Judgment creditors get the whole picture at the start: what is there, where it went, and what it takes to reach it, so the decision to pursue is made on figures rather than on instinct.
A plain-English guide
For how this works in Florida, step by step, see After You Win: Collecting a Florida Judgment, one of the firm’s free resources.
Holding a judgment someone else won?
The firm regularly takes enforcement referrals from the lawyers who tried the case.