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The Debtor has to Pay Me
Q: I thought my judgment was an order for the debtor
to pay me? Isn't
the debtor breaking a law by not paying me?
A: To owe money is not against the law. Debtor's prisons were done away with at least 100 years ago. Even frauds, perjurers, rip-off-artists, and embezzlers rarely go to jail. And if your debtor were in jail, it would be more difficult for them to pay. The laws don't specify how, or if - Judgment Creditors will ever be paid. And of course - the debtor has to be (opens a new window with a cartoon, with sound): Served! Go Back To Articles |
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Q: I thought my judgment was an order for the debtor
to pay me? Isn't
the debtor breaking a law by not paying me?