Collections and Judgment Enforcement
A judgment is only worth what you can collect. We help businesses and individuals recover money they are owed, from demand letters and lawsuits through enforcement of the judgment.
What We Handle
Demand letters and pre-suit negotiation
Suits on accounts, promissory notes, and contracts
Wage and bank account garnishments
Judgment liens on real property
Post-judgment discovery and debtor examinations
Enforcing judgments from other states
Renewing judgments before they expire
I hired Mr. Wills to help my small business recover money from some of my own former clients that failed to pay me for my own services. He was very kind and knowledgeable. He reviewed my contracts and explained all of my options. Mr. Wills was able to resolve all of my issues without ever even having to go to court! I highly recommend his services and will call him first when I need another attorney.
April
Client reviews describe individual experiences. Results depend on the facts and law of each matter, and prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a Tennessee judgment last?
Generally ten years, and it can be renewed before it expires.
What if the debtor has no money?
We investigate assets through post-judgment discovery before spending more on enforcement, so you know what is realistically collectible.
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Recover What You Are Owed
Request a consultation or call 615-495-4696 (Tennessee) or 248-206-0208 (Michigan).
Tennessee matters are handled by attorneys licensed in Tennessee. Michigan matters are handled by Jesse F. Nahhat, who is licensed in Michigan. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.