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Jon Anderson
  • Carlsbad, CA
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Collecting judgment against landlord

Jon Anderson
  • Carlsbad, CA
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So I took my landlord to small claims court and one in judgment. He then appealed the initial judgment and the appeals court ruled in my favor.

Now, the hard part. How do I collect on a judgment? Anybody have any creative ideas?

I can’t find that he owns any property himself. I think he owns a business but I’m sure it’s not in his name.

The property that I was renting from him he sold.

Bottom line, I don’t think I can put a lien on anything and I don’t know that he has any job income that I can garnish.

Looking for ideas. I’m in San Diego County.

Thanks!

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