How It Works

Here's how it works:

The Judgment holder/creditor (you) assigns the judgment to JEA for a period of time, normally one (1) year. This is done via Assignment of Judgment which we provide.

During that time, we conduct an investigation as to the location of the subject, search for assets including bank accounts and employment and arrange proper documentation per court procedure.

We then seize any assets we find and, once funds are collected, they are split 50/50 between you and JEA. (By the way, money owed on unpaid California judgments accrues at 10% interest which can really add up!)

No advance fees are required.