Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

Non-payment of commissions due
My former employer owes me $39,000 in commission wages. While they do not dispute my claim & have agreed in writing to pay me based on a payment schedule they have defaulted & stopped payments. They have ceased all operations, but not filed bankruptcy claiming they have signed a judgment with the bank and therefore no longer have control over their financial assets. The bank does not respond. The CA Labor Commissioner says there is nothing they can do to force payment. Their are significant assets (building, inventory, etc.)remaining which should easily cover this relatively small amount if I can somehow attach this debt to them. What legal recourse do I have to collect this money?

Asked on 2/21/01, 6:14 pm

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Re: Non-payment of commissions due

You need to file an action for breach of contract, obtain a judgment and enforce the judgment. Please call me directly at (619) 222-3504.

Answered on 4/04/01, 11:22 am

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