
Quoting
AmKaFergie
I was posting the letter, which is more like an invoice, to inform them of their current balance due. Which is their "right to know" according to the court judgement.
As far as mailing it instead- i drive past their house frequently and was saving myself money (and according to the judgement- Their money in turn) in stamps and envelopes that they would just Return to Sender...
"Why bother, when there are other, stronger, methods of enforcing a judgment?
Like wage garnishment, bank account levy, recording the judgment so it becomes a lien on his home, summoning him for a debtor's examination."
I already have a lien on their house-which really does nothing unless they try to sell it or do bankruptcy.
Wage garnishments as well as the other garnishments-cost alot of money to try and put into place. To do a bank or wage garnishment, you have to at least know where they bank and/or work. And these people are not known to hold a job for long...
And I have already spent a few hundred dollars trying to get them served for a debtor's exam. They wont let themselves be served. And with the lack of a steady job, its kind of hard to predict when they Might step out of their house. I would literally have to spend $300- $500 to have someone stakeout their house to try and catch them.