When you take the trouble and expense to file a lawsuit, you hope to be paid after you obtain a judgment in your favor. However, the individual or entity against whom you obtained a judgment may have ...

Suppose that you sue a limited liability company to enforce a note and win your case. You also sue the sole owner of the LLC for fraud, but the court is not persuaded. Now, you have a judgement ...

Consider the following hypothetical: Creditor has a claim against Debtor. After the claim arose, Debtor went to Attorney, who then engaged in planning to move the Debtor's assets into trusts and LLCs, ...

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If you are hit with a judgment for debt, there is a chance that none of your wages or belongings are eligible to be seized -- but that does not mean you can sit back and do nothing. People with modest ...

If a debtor has failed to repay a loan, or settle a balance due, a business has the option of filing a lawsuit in civil court. If you win the case, the court will issue a judgment against the debtor, ...

You have worked real hard, tried a brilliant case and obtained a substantial judgment against an individual defendant whose significant net worth is concentrated in his membership interests in limited ...