Have been you awarded a monetary Judgment in small claims or civil court?.

Does the debtor continue to refuse to pay you?

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Welcome to Sigma Recovery Group.

Unfortunately, nearly 80% of all judgments are never recovered, your judgment may have been awarded by the court, but enforcement is completely your responsibility. The collection process involves hours of research and trips to the courthouse. SRG has the resources, expertise, and determination to enforce the judgment collection you worked so hard to obtain. We conduct a thorough assestment in order to execute whichever steps are necessary for enforcement! We garnish their wages, levy their bank accounts and seize their assets! Whatever is necessary to collect your money and at absolutely No Risk to you. … We enforce judgments whether you are an individual, private business or corporation. We are not attorneys ourselves, but are Judgment Recovery professionals! Sigma Recovery collects and enforces Judgments in Florida and Nationwide.

Do I Need to Pay Tax on a Vehicle Accident Settlement or Judgment?

May 24, 2014    

Source: www.nolo.com If you have received a settlement or judgment following a vehicle accident, you're probably wondering, “Do I have to pay taxes on that money?” The short answer is, “In most cases, no.” However, that is not a hard and fast rule, and the answer depends on the nature and circumstances of your settlement or judgment. It is important to know that only your tax advisor can give you tax advice. The comments in this discussion will help you formulate the appropriate questions to present to your tax advisor. Only by discussing...

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Court Rules Debtors Can Sue Collectors Under More Onerous State Laws

May 03, 2014    

The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals affirmed last week that consumers can sue third party debt collectors under the state’s Consumer Credit and Protection Act (WVCCPA) – a statute that carries greater punitive damages for violators than the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). The ruling came June 14th in the case of Linda Barr vs. NCB Management Services Inc. and HSBC Bank of Nevada.  It’s the final say on the issue unless the state legislature changes the law, which is not expected. However, if a new law were passed,...

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