How to Collect Your Own Judgment in Texas
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.42 (741 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1484082117 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 242 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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My office is in Waco, Texas. I believe the legal profession can and should do more to make the law understandable for everyday life. . It is with that goal in mind that I write my books. I have been practicing law since 1990. At this time my writings focus on creditor/debtor legal issues. I plan to expand that in the coming months encompass more areas of Texas law. Personally, I find that well-informed clients are the best clients. I am a Texas la
Jimmy D said How to Collect your Own Judgment in Texas. It is a plain english explanation of the process of collecting a judgment. The most essential part is the fact that it is geared for Texas. As a homestead state, Texas has laws that are very different from non-homestead states and getting a general book on Judgments, not specializing in Texas, is a frustrating experience in that you don't know what applies in Texas. The relavant for. Kristina said If you have uncollected judgements, you need this book.. The book has paid for itself many times over. I have a number of judgements that are too small to hire attorneys to collect. This book has made the process easy, and Mr. Cox does a wonderful job of explaining the steps required to collect judgements.. texas_merchant said Top-notch advicea must-read for Texas creditors. Harvey’s book, How to Collect Your Own Judgment in Texas, fills a very important niche in the collection’s landscape. For judgments too large to ignore, but too small for a law firm to handle, his how-to guide, and simple to understand forms, allows JC’s to keep the maximum amount of their hard won cash…!For very stubborn debtors, Harvey clearly lays out the
I believe the legal profession can and should do more to make the law understandable for everyday life. About the Author I am a Texas lawyer and certified mediator. At this time my writings focus on creditor/debtor legal issues. My practice areas include creditor/debtor law, including both the collection of debts and asset protection planning, estate planning, and child advocacy, which is primarily focused on representing children who are caught up in the Texas CPS system. . It is with that goal in mind that I write my books. You can stay up to date with creditor/debtor issues in Texas at the Texas Judgment Collection Center (texasjudgmentcollection). I have been practicing law since 1990. My office is in Waco, Texas. Personally, I find that well-informed clients are the best clients. I plan to expand that in the coming months encompass more areas of Texas law
And, everything is explained in PLAIN english!. Every legal form you need for each step is included in the book. But now you've discovered that the court only awards you a judgment, it doesn't collect the judgment for you. Congratulations! You won a money judgment. You simply follow the steps. So, you're left to figure out how to collect it yourself. There's positively no guesswork to it. This book gives you the exact information you need to make your debtor pay the judgment