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Stipulated Judgment Payment PlansA: This is also known as a stipulated judgment - where the plaintiff and the defendant agreed on a payment plan - approved by a judge. As long as the debtor is repaying you as per the stipulations required on the judgment - our opinion is that nothing "should" be done to force the debtor to pay faster. (We are not lawyers, see our National Lawyer State Bar List). If the debtor stops paying you, you (or your lawyer) may be able to file an affidavit with the court, and get an order, that the debtor breached the stipulated payment plan. After that, for free, JudgmentBuy can find the right Judgment Enforcer, collection agency, or lawyer to try to recover your money. Go Back To Articles 
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