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The Power of Till Taps: Debt Collection Tips 101

The Power of Till Taps:

In the realm of debt collection, the Keeper Levy and Till Tap emerge as distinct strategies for recovering unpaid debts. The crux of their disparity lies in the temporal framework allocated to the Sheriff's department for execution.

Unlike the Till Tap, where cash receipts are swiftly intercepted within a designated timeframe, a Keeper Levy takes a more comprehensive route. It enables the business to solely accept cash during its enforcement period, capturing all generated cash inflow. Join us as we unveil the intricacies of these methods, their applications, and how they influence the dynamics of debt recovery. Gain insights into their respective benefits and considerations, equipping yourself to navigate the world of debt collection adeptly.

The Power of Till Taps: Debt Collection Tips 101
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Enforcing Sister-State Judgments in California

Simplify the process of enforcing sister state judgments in California by hiring expert attorney Bryan M. Grundon at The Law Office Of Bryan M. Grundon. Learn why it's crucial to work with Bryan M. Grundon, a specialized attorney in sister-state judgments, and explore the benefits of hiring him for seamless enforcement.


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ENFORCING AN OUT OF STATE JUDGMENT IN CALIFORNIA
ENFORCING AN OUT OF STATE JUDGMENT IN CALIFORNIA

THE POWER OF CONTEMPT TO ENFORCE JUDGMENTS

THE POWER OF CONTEMPT TO ENFORCE JUDGMENTS

Can you go to jail for unpaid debt? Behind bars for skipping out on your bills? Technically, imprisonment for unpaid debt is unconstitutional.  In fact, the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act specifically prohibits debt collectors from threatening seizure of property or imprisionment on civil matters unless the ability to take such action is lawful and the creditor intends to take such action.

Because, just like life, with the Constitution and laws, there are caveats, and one or more of those may be the reason you, or someone you know, ended up locked behind bars.  

From employers refusing to pay employees to "deadbeat dads" skipping out on child support, the court has held that these individuals are in contempt of court and thus imprisoned for failing to pay debts.

LEVYING A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX

LEVYING A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX

I am a child of the 1980's and a huge movie fan. One of my childhood favorites is The Goonies. The Goonies search for a hidden treasure in order to save their neighborhood. While our post judgment collection activities are never as exciting as the adventure of the Goonies or another of my favorites, Indiana Jones, occasionally our post judgment work is exciting. One such instances is levying on a safe deposit box.