No. Unfortunately many times there are no assets to attach at the time the judgment is assigned to us for enforcement. However, in many cases this is only a temporary situation. Eventually in many cases the debtor(s) secure employment, bank accounts, property, etc., which we uncover by monitoring them on a continual basis. At that […]
Using a Debt Collectors over an Attorney
Harris-MacNeil are the debt collectors of Arizona. They have the background, licenses, and knowledge to collect an unsatisfied judgment. Hiring them over an attorney does have its benefits. First of all, we know that you have already spent money and time on getting the judgment, we don’t want to see you spend any more money […]
Can I recover Interest on my Arizona Judgment?
In most cases, yes. Most judgments include a statutory provision for the payment of interest from the date the judgment was awarded. The actual interest rate varies from state to state. With interest, your judgment could be worth significantly more than the day it was awarded.
How To Collect Debt from Someone Out of State
Sometimes you can’t always have the debtor be in Arizona. If you are coming to us to collect debt from someone in New Mexico. We can still help! If it becomes necessary to “domesticate” the judgment in the debtor’s state of residence in order to attach their assets, we are prepared to do so. Domesticating a judgment […]
How Long Until I See Results for A Judgment?
This depends in large part on how difficult is it in locating the judgment debtor and uncovering their assets. Some debtors appear to “live” without any means of support and are adept at hiding their assets. It is our experience that eventually they cannot hide forever, at which point we are ready to attach. In […]
Do Arizona Judgments Expire?
Most times people get judgments and forget about them, well don’t! Most states, including Arizona, provide a means to “renew” the judgment, and the time limit varies from state to state. In Arizona it is 5 years from the date the judgment was entered, and then the judgment can be renewed for another 5 years. […]
How a Lien Affects your Arizona Property
One of the ways that Harris & MacNeil collects unsatisfied judgments is implementing a property lien on the debtors property. A property lien is a public notice attached to your property letting anyone who wants to know that you owe a creditor, Harris & MacNeil, money. Liens are very common ways for debt collectors in […]
How Does the Debt Collection Process Work
What are the steps taken? After Harris-MacNeil have received a copy of your judgment and the attached application, (you can send to us via fax, mail or email) we will send you an agreement detailing the specifics of the contract and an Assignment of Judgment making us the assignee of record. This enables us to […]
How Does This Process Work?
After we have received a copy of your judgment and the attached application, (you can send to us via fax, mail or email) we will send you an agreement detailing the specifics of the contract and an Assignment of Judgment making us the assignee of record. This enables us to proceed with enforcement and appear […]
