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Judgment Enforcement – The Step-by-Step Course



                               Q.  I’m not an attorney, so how can I represent the creditor?

                               A.  This is VERY, VERY important to
                    understand. You are NOT representing the creditor. The             THE CREDITOR
                    creditor is NOT your “client.” Because you own every               IS NOT YOUR
                    judgment that you will enforce, you are representing only          CLIENT!

                    yourself in every case. Therefore, you are now the NEW
                    creditor, and the creditor is now the ORIGINAL creditor (the
                    OJC). Your contract with the original creditor must spell this out very clearly. If you act as
                    an attorney, you’re practicing law without a license (UPL).


                       Q.  What does my assignment and contract with the Creditor look like?






















                       A.   This is the “caption” of an actual assignment of mine that I’ve filed at the

                          courthouse. Now, go to Appendix 4 at the back of this course. You’ll see an
                          example of a complete Assignment, called an “Acknowledgement of Assignment of
                    Judgment.” Look it over, and check to see if it’s notarized, as required.  (There is also a
                    good template for you on our Forum, form #5.  It is in MSWord, so you can download it
                    and use it as your own.)

                       Does the Appendix 4 assignment show that it has been filed at the court yet? No. There
                    would be a file stamp in the upper right-hand corner of the first page.

                             Also, go to Appendix 5.  That’s an example of the separate agreement contract
                          with the creditor. It starts like this.














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