1. Civil -- A non-criminal case enveloping one party against the other.
2. Criminal -- A criminal case enveloping one party against the other.

1. An individual person or a party of persons.
2. A business or corporation.
3. A thing.

1. Small claims court -- In small claims court the plaintiff may represent himself (also called pro se) and usually an attorney is not allowed. These types of claims are for smaller amounts of money, most likely in the hundreds of dollars range.
2. Associate court -- This type of case an attorney must represent his client and the outcome is determined by a judge or a jury. The awards from these types of judgments may go into the hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars range.

I also work with a nationwide collection firm that has been in the collection business for 35 years. They are very aggressive in their collection efforts and they will do everything they can do legally to get your money. They have never been sued by the defendant or the plaintiff in their 35 years. That says something! They work on a contingency only basis and their fees range from 33 – 40% of the collected amount depending on your particular judgment. They have served many individuals and companies over the years from small to large fortune 500 companies. They will evaluate your judgment and let you know if it is collectable or not. If they do not think they can collect on your judgment they will let you know this right away. They will not waste your time or theirs trying to collect on a judgment that is not viable. If your judgment can be collected they will do it.

Most collection agencies/attorneys try to get your judgment collected, but most do not have the time or knowledge to go about this. Many collection agencies/attorneys also charge a fee of up to 50% of your judgment collected. Our fee is much lower than this and you will see the results you are looking for. We do collection of judgments through a contingency basis, which means there is no upfront fee and if we can not collect we do not get paid! Our fee comes from a percentage of the collected amount and never comes out of your pocket. You have been taken or cheated already and we will not add to your pain. It’s a fact that most judgment holders are very leery and untrusting because of what they just went through and we understand this. We are here to see that you get what the court systems have said you deserve, so stop letting the debtor get away with not paying anymore and call me for a no-obligation appraisal of your judgment and hopefully we will get this mess put behind you and in the past.