Tag Archives: Small Claims Court

Small Claims Court 8: I obtain a Restraining Notice to freeze bank accounts

Posted on June 26, 2013 by Naomi

After my last Small Claims Court episode, I carefully read through all the instructions on both sides of my Notice of Judgment. Side two was written for me, the Judgment Creditor (I like sticking these references in caps). It told … Continue reading →

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Small Claims Court 7. A “corrected” Notice of Judgment

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Naomi

So what happened with my effort to have the City Marshall garnish the wages of Chaz, the individual defendant? Who had failed to pay me $2736.99 which was — with interest and fees added on — what Chaz’s lawyer, Larry, … Continue reading →

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Small Claims Court 6. Collecting an unpaid debt via a City Marshal

Posted on June 14, 2013 by Naomi

After I received the Small Claims Court Notice of Judgment, dated April 30, I was instructed to wait another 30 days before taking the next step to collect the debt. In the meantime, I gathered the information I needed. The … Continue reading →

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