Stop funding the chase
You already paid to get the judgment. Requesting an offer should not require another upfront legal spend.
Cash offers for qualifying money judgments
Judgments do not collect themselves. Lawyers do not work for free. If your judgment qualifies and you accept our offer, EnforcePay buys it for a fixed cash price and carries the funding problem from there.
No upfront cost to request a cash offer. No obligation to accept.
What this is
Many judgment holders already won in court and still have not been paid. That usually comes down to money: lawyers cost money, investigation costs money, and steady pressure costs money.
EnforcePay buys qualifying money judgments for its own account. That means the conversation is simple: send us the judgment information, speak with a specialist, and ask for a cash offer.
The part most sellers already learned the hard way
A debtor does not have to beat the judgment forever. The debtor only has to wait until the judgment holder gets tired of funding the chase. Stop paying, and the pressure slows down.
That is why selling can make sense. If EnforcePay buys the judgment, EnforcePay owns the funding decision. Counsel retained by EnforcePay represents EnforcePay, and EnforcePay pays from its own capital.
Why people move
You already paid to get the judgment. Requesting an offer should not require another upfront legal spend.
If EnforcePay buys the judgment, EnforcePay owns the file and carries the cost decisions after closing.
Some sellers want to know the matter is still being taken seriously. Ask your specialist about limited non-privileged updates after a sale.
Ask for the close
There is no upfront cost to request an offer and no obligation to accept one.