| Question: |
I operate a small business and one of my
customers refuses to pay what he owes me. Can
you help? |
| Answer: |
Our office has experience in helping all
sizes of businesses collect money from customers
who do not pay. We would be happy to meet with
you to protect your interests and to
aggressively pursue collection. |
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| Question: |
Another company has offered to buy our mom
and pop business and keep us on as employees. We
are not sure what to do? Can you advise us? |
| Answer: |
We would be happy to assist any clients in
the purchase or sale of a business. It is
important to make sure that such a purchase or
sale is well documented by a commercial attorney
to protect either party's interest. |
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| Question: |
I have a judgment
against someone, but they refuse to pay, what
can I do? |
| Answer: |
There are several things you can do. For
example, you may be able to garnish a bank
account. There are specific procedures that
must be followed, but it is possible to “freeze”
someone’s bank account and collect from that
account the money you are owed. You can also
enforce the judgment by entering it into the
county judgment index and having it serve as a
lien against property. Also, you can order a
Sheriff’s Sale of property and attempt to get
paid via the proceeds of the sale. |
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