| Hello what should happen is that first you get a judgement, that says that they owe you the money. Then you can get an attachment ( sometimes called garnishment by some poeple) of their bank account Once served to the bank it is support to freeze the money in the account.
If they have not money in it, you can leave the attachment there, since if they put any money into it, it will be frozen and attached by the court order.
So if they have moved thier money to another bank, you have to find that bank account and go back and get another attachment based on the orginal judgement. You can also try for a garnishment of thier pay if they are working.
And that is why many times I and others don't waste our time taking someone to court. If they have no money, no job to garnish, it only wastes your money filing and time appearing. The court only awards you the money, it is now up to you to find it and get it. |