Sell your judgment · fast review

Turn your court judgment into cash and walk away from the file.

You did the hard part and won in court. If you’re done chasing the debtor
or don’t want to fund more litigation, you may be able to sell your judgment
for a lump-sum payment and move on.

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I’d rather keep it and enforce

Florida civil judgments

Business and consumer

Confidential, no-pressure review

Who we can help

Sell your judgment when it fits your reality

Selling is not for everyone. It’s for judgment creditors who want a clean,
businesslike exit instead of a long campaign.

You want cash now

You’d rather have a guaranteed amount today than wonder if or when the
debtor will ever pay.

You’re busy or out of state

Coordinating garnishments, levies, and hearings from a distance isn’t how
you want to spend your time.

You’re done funding the fight

You’ve put in enough time and money already. A clean sale lets you close
the chapter and move on.

Simple process

How a judgment sale actually works

A judgment purchase is a documented transfer of your rights in exchange for a
lump-sum payment. We keep the steps short and clear.

1. Send us your judgment and debtor details

Upload the judgment or provide the case number, plus whatever you know
about the debtor’s income, businesses, and assets.

2. We evaluate collectability and risk

We look at size, age, competing liens, and whether there is a realistic
path to recovery.

3. You receive a written offer or enforcement options

When the file qualifies, we send a written purchase offer. If it doesn’t,
we explain why and suggest enforcement or investigation paths instead.

What affects the purchase price?

Every offer is risk-based. Typical factors include:

Judgment balance, including interest and remaining life.
Debtor’s assets, income, and where they are located.
Existing liens, garnishments, or other creditors in line.
How much work and cost it will take to enforce.

Quick answers

Is selling my judgment the right move?

This is a business decision. Our job is to give you a clear “yes, no, or
maybe” so you can choose between selling, enforcing, or a mix of both.

Can every judgment be sold?

No. Some debtors are essentially judgment-proof or the balance is too
small. In those cases we may still be able to help with enforcement or
asset investigation, but not with a purchase.

Do you charge anything for a review?

No. Initial review is free. If we can’t help or can’t make an offer, we’ll
tell you plainly and explain why.

Will I get the full face value of the judgment?

No. A purchase is a discounted lump-sum payment based on risk. Many
creditors accept a discount because certainty today is worth more than
“maybe” money years from now.

Start here

Submit your judgment for a cash-out review

Use the secure form to share your judgment and what you know about the
debtor. The more detail you provide, the sharper our answer on whether it’s
a purchase candidate, an enforcement candidate, or both.