Did the court award you money, but you have never seen a red cent?

We can help. Did you know that 80% of all judgments go unrecovered? Our company is dedicated to enforcing court ordered judgments-civil child support orders and criminal restitution. Most people believe that when they are awarded a judgment they will see what is owed to them. The truth is that your judgment is nothing more than a piece of paper. Until you are able to collect on it. 

The courts are unable to assist you in locating your debtor and his /her assets and making them pay you. This is where First Coast Judgment Recovery can help you. The best thing is that there is no up-front cost to you. We pay all the fees associated with enforcing the judgment.

Why should you chose First Coast Judgment Recovery?

-  Current President of Florida Judgment Recovery Specialist located on the web at 

www.fajp.org

-    We have the ability to locate debtors and their assets, when others have told you that they own nothing

-    We have experience in resolving these matter and receiving all that is owed.

-    Fair consideration for all Judgments.

-     We have many satisfied Sellers .

Call me Today....Seriously what do you have to lose?

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  How it works.

We would first need to gather information regarding your Judgment. 

Then we would purchase this judgment. This is the only way that we can legally collect on the judgment. We are not attorneys, we are required to own the judgment in order to enforce it. You have nothing to lose and only money to gain.

  What is important?

Several things, mostly for you is that you have put the time and money into receiving a court-order awarding you money. What is equally important is that these pieces of paper do not last forever. There is a statute of limitation on these judgments. Another important fact is that it is equally important is that you act quickly because things change over time and your debtor could take legal action to avoid paying on the debt.