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To register your out of state judgment in Massachusetts, you will need an exemplified copy of the out-of-state judgment, as well as an affidavit stating that you are the holder of the judgment and that it remains unsatisfied, whether in part or in whole. Litigation.
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When we file suit, where appropriate we seek the following types of pre-judgment security: Ex Parte Bank Attachments. Where we know through our clients where the debtor banks, we may seek to obtain ex parte attachments on these accounts to make sure they don’t transfer the money to try to get out of paying off their obligations.
If you are an out-of-state business dealing with a delinquent debtor in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, it’s a much more straightforward process than you might think to domesticate your judgment. However, it is still an uphill battle to have such a judgmentenforced. The Law Offices of Alan M. Cohen LLC Will Fight For You.
Registration To register your out of state judgment in Massachusetts, you will need an exemplified copy of the out-of-state judgment, as well as an affidavit stating that you are the holder of the judgment and that it remains unsatisfied, whether in part or in whole.
One is through post-judgment discovery, where we work to follow your debtor’s money trail to find any assets that they may be attempting to hide. We request information about any bank accounts, real estate, inventory, vehicles, or other valuable property, and the debtor must provide full information about the assets.
As we have helped and represented numerous foreign judgment creditors over more than three decades, we have a sound understanding of the procedural rules and Massachusetts law pertaining to foreign judgmentenforcement. This helps by ensuring that these assets are available to pay for your debt claim once you win the case.
Cohen, can turn bad debts into definite debt payments, while you enjoy a stress-free debt recovery experience regardless of where you are located—in the state of Massachusetts, another state or another country. We Domesticate Foreign Judgments in Massachusetts.
As the name suggests, these pre-judgment security tools are offered by the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to prevent the defendant or debtor from taking any action that can reduce their ability to pay off debts to you. We also use methods such as reach and apply injunctions to help collect your bad debt.
We not only secure judgments against debtors, we relentlessly go to work to collect on those judgments utilizing pre-judgment and post-judgment methods allowed to us under state and federal laws, including: Ex parte bank attachments Real estate attachments Personal property attachments Reach and apply injunctions We employ aggressive, relentless, and (..)
If you and our collection lawyers choose domestication of the foreign judgment by litigation, our skilled and aggressive judgmentenforcement attorneys may decide to seek pre-judgment security to help secure payment of your foreign judgment. Attorney Alan M. Cohen and his team are diligent, aggressive and ethical.
If you and our collection lawyers choose domestication of the foreign judgment by litigation, our skilled and aggressive judgmentenforcement attorneys may decide to seek pre-judgment security to help secure payment of your foreign judgment. Attorney Alan M. Cohen and his team are diligent, aggressive and ethical.
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