When someone owes you money under a judgment, a check or a promissory note, you can open an enforcement file and act to collect it: attachments, restrictions on the debtor, and further motions as needed.

When should you contact a lawyer?

• You hold a judgment that hasn't been paid.
• A check you received has bounced.
• The debtor doesn't respond and avoids paying.
• An existing file isn't moving, and you want to consider further steps.

Related topics

• Enforcing promissory notes
• Attachments
• Debtor restrictions
• Liquidated-sum claim