You have to look at what your attorney has done to reach your goals and make your own judgement about the situation.

The new co owner is mostly cheery and you can make your own judgement there. 

- Judgements?

I have a judgement for $800 but know I will never see it.

The clerk of the court will distribute the money to pay off court costs, doc stamps, attorney fees and then pay off the primary plaintiff judgement amount.

If I had the money and was invested I would get a judgement and then keep it active for ever he will surface again some day and you could collect then.. include all parties.

And my point is 1% would ever see the interior or a courtroom in a full blown trial.these things all get settled in mediation or arbitration that's my personal experience. and you can have all the asset protection you want but if someone sues you   you still have to pay to defend.. they may not collect the judgement but your still out the defense dollars right ? 

Your posts are judgemental and negative.

@Chatree C. for online private lending, I see those stories of people who lose money which has kept me from taking it seriously, but I should dig in more before passing judgement.

Then you either A. pay cash to fix because its easy and cheapest, B. file the insurance claim (you wouldn't), or C. use the report to sue the offender in small claims court (there's no money from which you'd draw your judgement).