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You take the judgement to the sheriff and they seize their money from the bank

• teeray 1y ago
  YMMV, but in states I have lived you do not. This is an ultimate power you are deprived of using until many, many times back to court.
  • technothrasher 1y ago
    The only time I've ever dealt with small claims court was in NY state. Won a judgement against my landlord for the security deposit and she refused to pay. Went to the sheriff and they garnished her wages. Done and done.
    • sethhochberg 1y ago
      This sounds like this might have been in NYC? NYC has a pretty nontraditional setup where the city sheriffs are basically set up to be the enforcement arm of the courts and only work civil issues. Certainly makes stuff like this easier.
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