$30 for MBA members | $50 non-members
You prevail at trial, the court enters a judgment and money award, but the judgment debtor won’t pay. How do you collect? Well, before you run out and hire a collections attorney, you may want to consider garnishment, a simple process by which you can collect the underlying amount - plus interest - directly from the judgment debtor’s employer or bank. In this hour-long CLE, Elizabeth Savage, of Elizabeth Savage Law LLC, will cover everything you need to know to garnish a judgment debtor yourself, without farming it out to a third party. This CLE includes forms and a handy checklist, so that you can feel confident that your garnishment will withstand any subsequent challenge.
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