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It's a civil suite; if it's like the Texas law, they'll have to pay the fine ($10,000) plus legal fees and court costs, which the court will enforce.
by alwillis 4y ago
It's a civil suite; if it's like the Texas law, they'll have to pay the fine ($10,000) plus legal fees and court costs, which the court will enforce.
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- PopAlongKid 4y agoRight, but which employee of the court actually goes after collection? (That's why I asked about levies and liens). It's not a fine payable to the state, but rather to the plaintiff. Just because someone gets a bill doesn't mean they will pay it. The IRS goes after tax delinquents, but they are not a court. The county tax assessor goes after delinquent property tax, but they are not a court.