I have a civil court judgement in my favor against a guy who hit my car and had not auto insurance. I won by default and got awarded the total amt. This was 2 yrs ago and he hasn't paid me a DIME! So, I'm wondering about how to report this to the CRA? Does it automatically get added after it is ordered or do I physically have to send it to the CRA's to get it added? I do not have his SS# so how is this done?
Check with the Court Clerks Office. In many states, judgments are placed on computer files and periodically reported to the CRA's automatically.
I have! That is what I have been doing for the past 2 years. No assets, no property reported, no job, and I hired a collection agency to collect and he refused to pay. They said his credit is so bad he has no positives on it so they are gonna put a mark on it but what do I do in the meantime. I am to the bottom of my rope and want him to pay me for these damages! I even went to the extent to get his drivers license suspended for non-payment (I'm in Florida) so I'm hoping one day he'll get caught! The sad thing is I have a piece of paper stating he owes me plus interest for the past 2 yrs and I can't find any property to levy, no job to garnish, nothing! So, I just wanted to know if judgements are automatically added to credit or do I have to do that too. I wanna cover ALL my bases. This is all I can do right now.
