Court Judgments Collected or it's Free
How we can collect your money
We only get paid if we collect from the debtor!
80% of All Awarded Judgments Don't Get Collected -
We can help change that!
- ASC Judgment Recovery Inc is dedicated to the enforcement of civil judgments. Here is how it works. You assign your judgment to us in its entirety for a agreed upon time frame. (Usually 2 years) We cover all the costs and expenses incurred in locating the judgment debtor and enforcing the judgment. We make our money only from the judgment debtor, at no cost to you.*
- The fact is - almost 80% of all judgments are never recovered. Your judgment may have been awarded by the court but enforcement is your responsibility. ASC Judgment Recovery Inc we can succeed where you haven't! We have the resources, expertise, and determination to enforce the judgment you worked so hard to get. We will conduct a thorough investigation to uncover any assets or sources of income, and take whatever steps are necessary to legally seize them!
- If you have a valid court awarded judgment of $500.00 or more, we will use every method at our disposal to recover the full amount of the unpaid judgment plus any interest that has accrued since the judgment was issued. We will track the judgment debtor down even if he or she has moved to another state. We have access to both private and public databases that allow us to 'skip-trace' the debtor and to locate any assets that he or she may have. As allowed by law, we will garnish wages, attach bank accounts, and seize assets as necessary. If possible, we will try to do so without any notification or confrontation. In short, we will enforce the judgment that was legally and rightfully awarded to you by the courts!
- We neither charge an application fee nor require you to cover any expenses. We purchase the judgment from you for a percentage of the award amount through assignment. We bear all expenses and legal costs incurred in the enforcement process. We write you checks you never write one to us!
- We are currently accepting assigned judgments awarded in Missouri and other states.