@angel2wild: "So, if a person is taken to small claims court and they win their case,
the other person doesn't necessarily have to follow the court order?  
KT"
    @Phil: ""K T" <email_address> wrote in message 
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Nope. You have to get a lawyer to execute the judgement. He'll sieze their 
car, bank account, or anything of value they own to satisfy that judgement. 
For a fee of course. "
    @Phil: ""Ringo" <email_address> wrote in message 
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Don't need a lawyer. You can do all that yourself. Take the court
judgement and record it at the County Recorder's office. If he has
property or a house, you can place a lien on it. Find out where he
works, with the Judge's help, you can serve his employer and attach
his wages, etc.
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The judge won't do that. All he'll do is give you a signed recorded 
judgement, And unless you know the laws and procedure to garnish wages or 
attache a bank account you need a lawyer. Worth it to get your money. Hell 
some lawyers have trouble collecting Einstein.
IDIOT-PISSANT "
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