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Won your case but not your money?
Get your free judgment enforcement documents.

Tell Emma which state entered your judgment and what you know about the debtor. She builds the writ of execution, post-judgment demand letter and levy documents for your state.

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“They're ignoring the judgment”

What the demand letter does that your emails didn't — a dated deadline, on the record, before execution starts.

“I don't know what they own”

How asset discovery works when you're starting from nothing — the subpoena and the debtor examination.

“They have a job”

What wage garnishment can and can't reach in your state, inside the federal cap.

“My state blocks garnishment”

The bank levy and property lien path for Texas, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and South Carolina.

You won. Now enforce it.

The Judgment Collection Kit

One kit for everything after the judgment

The enforcement worksheet is one step. The kit covers every step, from organizing the balance to preparing a writ, levy, garnishment or property lien, with checkpoints to verify your court's current forms and rules.

  1. Get organized

    The balance, the deadlines, the plan.

    • Judgment Enforcement Worksheet

      Record the balance and a deadline you verified with the court, in one place.

    • How to Enforce a Judgment

      A plain-English walk through how enforcement works, before you pick a path.

  2. Ask first

    A dated demand on the record.

    • Demand for Payment Letter

      Give them one written, dated request to pay what the court ordered.

  3. Find the assets

    Where their money actually sits.

    • Debtor Asset Discovery Pack

      Organize what you know about their job, bank accounts and property.

  4. Prepare the request

    Facts for the clerk and the sheriff.

    • Writ of Execution and Sheriff Instructions

      Gather the facts the clerk and sheriff need, and find the current official forms.

    • Wage Garnishment Application Pack

      They have a job? Check whether your state allows garnishment and prepare the request.

    • Bank Levy Pack

      They have a bank account? Organize the facts for a levy request.

    • Property Lien Pack

      They own property? Prepare to record a judgment lien with the county.

  5. Stay within limits

    Check the rules as you go.

    • Know Your Limits and Enforcement Checklist

      Track each step and check what the law protects before you act.

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Printable self-help materials, not court-issued forms. ConsumerShield is not a law firm and does not file anything for you. You still pay your own court and sheriff fees.

Check the interest. Check the clock.

Interest and enforcement deadlines vary by state, judgment type, and date. The worksheet helps you organize the inputs and record what the clerk or official judiciary source confirms before you act.

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