I’m still here and I greatly appreciate both Mr. Knowitall and Mark Maroon’s input and debate.

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If you have access to the court docket electronically, then you can look it up yourself.
I have access to the docket and this is it says.

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER OF COURT FILED. ORDER ENTERED AS FOLLOWS.SEE FILE FOR DETAILS. ORDER ENTERED DEFT IS AWARDED COUNSEL FEES & COSTS IN THE AMT OF $55,865 TO BE PD BY PLTF. SUM TO BE PD W/I 90 DYS UNLESS PLTF MOTIONS FOR A HEG. THIS IS A FINAL ORDER.

It does not say anything about a Judgment.

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then I think you can simply file a praecipe to convert the non-jury verdict to a judgment.
After doing a google search for “praecipe to enter judgment” I’ve read a bit of the following but I need to read it a few more times before I half understand it.

http://www.pacode.com/secure/data/23...hap200toc.html
Rule 227.4. Entry of Judgment upon Praecipe of a Party.
Rule 236. Notice by Prothonotary of Entry of Order or Judgment.
Rule 237. Notice of Praecipe for Final Judgment.


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For purposes of enforcing a money judgment, the Pennsylvania Code defines
Thank you VERY much for pointing me at this resource. The definition in 3101(a) is pretty clear.

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I don't want to steer somebody wrong.
I greatly appreciate your help.


Ok, with all that said, my-ex petitioned for a hearing for a payment plan, I asked for discovery and discovery was ordered however my ex came to the hearing for a payment plan without any of the discovery documents (bank records etc.). Eventually I got the bank records. Now I am working on the petition for a hearing for a payment plan in hopes that a payment plan will actually be ordered. I have very little confidence that they will pay though and as such I am looking into all ways to obtain some of the money that I am owed.

Thank you both very much.