does any one know how what you have to do to recieve money for the Distribution of Judgment Funds Act?
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For the statute: http://uscode.house.gov/download/pls/25C16.txt\n\nDon't get your hopes up too soon. The plans don't have to be in for a few months, much less a set-up procedure for distributions.\n\nhttp://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode25/usc_sup_01_25_10_16.html
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Have you defended the case in Brazil? A Brazilian judgment may be enforced in the USA, but not if you have been denied due process (but not if the facts were found against you, even if wrongly so -- unless the court was corrupt and you can prove it).\n\nIf you are faced with an unpayable judgment you will need to engage in some sophisticated asset protection since you cannot file bankruptcy in the USA against a judgment for child support. You are unlikely to be sent to prison for nonpayment of child support, or to have your passport and driving license suspended for that, in the USA if you can show that your assets and earnings have never been sufficient to meet the Brazilian judgment. But you will need to prove that.\n\nIf you are likely to inherit money in the future, you should have your parents' wills rewritten to make anything you would otherwise inherit placed in a discretionary trust so that no court can take the money in satisfaction of any judgment.\n\nYou really need a very sophisticated lawyer to handle this, and unfortunately it does not seem that you have enough money to pay for such a lawyer.
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Turn youself in. Recieve judgemnt from the judge. Then travel accordingly.
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Contact the plan administrator.  Tell them that you want to withdrawal the money and they will tell you what the next steps are.
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OK...this is for California. Follow the link, pick your state and go from there. You have to have a judgement before you can get a lien. Be careful. Home owners are generally protected against liens during new construction. Its the contractor or sub contractors that you want to address depending on your situation. Really not enough information in your question.\n\n697.330.  (a) In the case of a money judgment entered on an order,\ndecision, or award made under Division 4 (commencing with Section\n3200) of the Labor Code (workers' compensation):\n   (1) If the judgment is for a lump sum, a judgment lien on real\nproperty is created by recording an abstract of the judgment as\nprovided in Section 697.310 and, except as otherwise provided in\nDivision 4 (commencing with Section 3200) of the Labor Code, the\njudgment lien is governed by the provisions applicable to a judgment\nlien created under Section 697.310.\n   (2) If the judgment is for the payment of money in installments, a\njudgment lien on real property is created by recording a certified\ncopy of the judgment as  provided in Section 697.320 and, except as\notherwise provided in Division 4 (commencing with Section 3200) of\nthe Labor Code, the lien is governed by the provisions applicable to\na judgment lien created under Section 697.320.\n   (b) Nothing in this section limits or affects any provision of\nDivision 4 (commencing with Section 3200) of the Labor Code.\n\n\nhttp://www.nolo.com/statute/state.cfm\n\nNothing Ive said or that you read replaces qualified legal advice.
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lol i used to live in barrington illinois.... go to a postal service... take some id with you, you'll need to write down your name, get them to exchange it into american dollars, write the name of the person ur sending it to... tell them to take id to claim the money.... they will give you a confirmation code... which you need to call and give the person who is collecting the money... they then go to the store (tell them to go to dominicks in barrington) and go to customer services and claim it there. just remember to tell them to take their id, they will have to prove its them! good luck\n(thats for western union)
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I recently went through a major effort to collect a Small Claims judgment in Colorado and did not find anything about doing a till tap.  I do know that if you know where their assets are (the name and account number at the bank), you can put a claim on those assets.  I heard one good way to get bank information (and this would seem to work especially well for businesses) would be to pay that person with a check for a small amount and then, when the check cleared, get their bank information from your cancelled check.\n\nGood luck to you.
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Just fill out the form for lump sum distribution.  Please be aware you might be penalize for early withdraw and also consider the tax consequences.
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Go back to the same court that issued the judgment.  You  can ask the judge for a writ of garnishment, or a lien placed on any real property that the person owns.
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go to the court that issued the judgment, and have them enforce it. they could garner wages or confiscate property from them. Or, sell the debt to a collection agency. You will only get a small amount, but its better than nothing and then its no longer your problem.
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Wage Garnishment\nTax Returns\nContact the Court for more advice.
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You can contact the division of lost property within your state.  They will usually have listings of found money and procedures for how you can get the money. I would not pay any agency to do this work as it generally free from the state.
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This link will guide you through the process.\nhttp://search2.cc.dcn.yahoo.com/cct_search.php?ui_mode=answer&prior_transaction_id=566789&action_code=5&highlight_info=16777259,57,69&turl=http%3A%2F%2Fhelp.yahoo.com%2Fhelp%2Fus%2Fedit%2Fedit-23.html&answer_id=168423#__highlight
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It is quite possible but how the court ordered judgement was written can impact how the monies owed are collected.  In any case, if you have a judgement against you and money such as tax returns come to you, pay the judgement.
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The laws and procedures vary by state, so I encourage you to consult a local attorney for further advice.  As an attorney with experience setting up wage garnishments, I can offer a few comments.\n\n1.  Creditors are almost always willing to listen even if they have a judgment.  Try negotiating a payment plan you can live with.\n\n2.  If you are appealing the judgment, most states will require you to put up collateral for an appeal bond.\n\n3.  You might be able to file a claim of exemption.  Some states have laws that allow judges to reduce the amount of garnishment due to economic hardship.  If you live paycheck to paycheck and need every dime to pay rent, the judge my reduced or stop the garnishment.  You should see a local attorney or maybe the court clerk to get the necessary forms.\n\n4.  Bankruptcy is an option to consider.  Filing bankruptcy will stop garnishment right away.  Consult a qualified bankruptcy attorney.
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I assume this question is for a jurisdiction within the United States.  Answer:  Generally speaking No - when a monetary judgment is rendered against you in a civil dispute, the party that won the judgment has to go back to court to obtain a lien against a tangible asset you own, or have your wages garnished - if you do not pay the judgment within the time allotted.  State law may control what comes first in terms of what the plaintiff can do to get their award out of you.  They may try bank accounts first, then wage garnishment, then asset liens or some combination of these things.  Rules vary by State.  In some States it's a crime to try to hide your assets from such a judgment once it's been issued by the Court.  Currently, I am not aware of an 'automatic' lien scenario where your assets are frozen on the spot for a civil case.  That doesn't mean it can't happen.  Criminal cases are another matter.\n\nIf you have a good reason for not appearing at the hearing, you may able to have the judgment set aside and get a new trial, but you have to have a really good reason for not showing up, and of course, you have reason to believe you are not at fault in the dispute.  You already stated you were served but failed to appear, so you can't argue you didn't know about the hearing date.  \n\nAt the end of the day, you need to consult with a lawyer to see what your options are.  Most lawyers will give you an initial consultation for free.\n\nThis post is for general information only and is not and should not be construed as legal advice - consult a qualified lawyer in your State.
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If the suit was settled and the settlement has been paid without appeal (which can take a while), then the settlement funds should have gone into a trust to be paid to the class members.  You need to find the trustee for the class and find out about claim procedures.  The best way to do that is probably to contact the class attorneys.  Good luck.