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Is the process of finding your debtor anywhere in the U.S. It is also the process of discovering the debtor's personal assets and
locates debtor's employer. We have the ability to locate bank accounts and seize them if necessary. We can also uncover stocks and
bond accounts as well as locate real estate and personal property and put liens on them.
We also take care of all paperwork, court filings, and court appearances. We have access to tracking and legal assistance in all 50 States.
Our fee is based on a simple percentage of the money we collect for you. A higher percentage for more difficult cases. But if we collect
nothing, it costs you nothing.
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Small Claims Enforcement will get the service of your papers done in the most expedient, cost effective and professional manner possible. You will be notified
via phone or e-mail when service is completed. Also, after service is rendered, we will file the Proof of Service. There can be surcharges
for RUSH orders. Specific situations can be discussed and discounts will be given for quantity orders. Please contact
us to discuss further.
Our professionals are experienced in every aspect of the proper methods of service. We don't shy away for the so called "difficult serves"
and we promise to complete service with the most diligent effort... always. Our guarantee of "no serve = no charge" shows our confidence
in getting the job done and getting it done correctly.
Small Claims Enforcement covers the Ocean, Atlantic, Cape May County area, but will consider other areas as well. Reliability,
accountability and expediency are what you can count on. Contact us with your requests.
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Having the ability to locate a Judgment Debtors real property, home, business, bank accounts, boats, cars, or anything of value in
order to satisfy a judgment is essential to our industry.
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We search State, County, local court records and dockets in able to provide information on property or land searches, sex offender records,
or any kind of record or filing that you require.
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Skiptracing is done by collecting as much information as possible about the subject which is then analyzed, reduced, and verified.
Sometimes the subject's current whereabouts are in the data, but is obfuscated by the sheer amount of information or disinformation.
More often the data will be used to identify third parties that might be able to assist the process. This is where the job becomes more
than mere research since one must often employ methods to finesse information without compromising the situation.
A common tactic involves calling or visiting former neighbors, employers or other known contacts to ask about the subject, sometimes
under false or misleading pretenses. In most jurisdictions this deception, known as pretexting, is legal.
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