Tell us about the judgment
Use the offer request form, call, or email. We need enough information to identify the judgment and understand the basic amount, court, debtor, and status.
Simple path
Request the offer. Talk to a specialist. Decide.
The first step is simple. A real person can walk through the business terms, what EnforcePay needs to evaluate, and whether a cash offer may be available.
No upfront cost to request a cash offer. No obligation to accept.
1Send basic judgment details.
2Speak with an acquisition specialist.
3Review a fixed cash offer if one is made.
4Accept only if selling beats funding it yourself.
We evaluate as a buyer
EnforcePay reviews the judgment as a potential purchaser. This is not legal advice to you and does not create an attorney-client relationship with you.
You speak with a specialist
An acquisition specialist can explain the business terms and answer practical questions before you decide.
You can accept or decline
If EnforcePay makes a cash offer, you are not obligated to accept it. If you do accept, the sale is handled by agreement.
The funding rule
A judgment with no capital behind it can sit for years.
Lawyers do not work for free. Investigative work is not free. Persistent pressure is not free. That is why the offer conversation is not just about paperwork; it is about whether selling for cash beats continuing to fund the file yourself.
If EnforcePay buys the judgment, EnforcePay funds its own work as owner. You are not hiring EnforcePay's lawyers and they do not represent you.
Important line
EnforcePay buys for itself.
EnforcePay is not your law firm and does not provide legal advice. If a legal matter is needed after a purchase, counsel retained by EnforcePay represents EnforcePay, not the seller.
You should review any sale documents with your own attorney before signing if you want legal advice about your rights.