Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

ask the court to enforce a settlement

this is a judicially supervised settlement.Its a 1542 waiver. The settlement is 150,000. if the plaintiff can prove after an asset check that what the defendent/to the court is false if he has more than 25,000 in cash,liquid ect: paintiff ask the court to enforce a settlement in the amount of $250,000. payable in one lump sum no payments.we settled on July 2,2003 any case laws I can use to FORCE A SETTLEMENT/WITHOUT A NOTICED hearing. He is millionare Real Estate/Brokerdeveloper/investor/I can prove this! stabbing me over and over in the neck head arms my legs he raped me beat me for eight long and a half hours broke my nose I have seizures now tremors/ my jaw/ my facebroken SCARES what forms do I need to ask the courts to enforce the settlement, can you tell me codes , in civil court case laws anything, what are my rights I want to stop this man, case can be used to show an example of a harmful intisity of the Judical Process or change some law out there for other women no one not even a Monster should go through what I did ,and then to be put through it again by the courts. please I need some help. Thank You


Asked on 2/20/04, 9:07 am

3 Answers from Attorneys
Alvin Tenner Law Office of Alvin G. Tenner

Re: ask the court to enforce a settlement

Cohen gave the best answers.

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Answered on 2/20/04, 1:35 pm
Terry A. Nelson Nelson & Lawless

Re: ask the court to enforce a settlement

Courts do not enforce judgments, that is for the Plaintiff and their attorneys do do. If you don't have an attorney, hire one. If you do have an attorney, work with him in collecting the judgment. If you need an attorney, contact me to discuss what needs to be done. This is not an unusual proceedure, and can be successful if done correctly, as long as the defendant has assets to collect. The facts of the case no longer have any relevance, you have your settlement and judgment based on them.

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Answered on 2/20/04, 1:39 pm
Robert F. Cohen Law Office of Robert F. Cohen

Re: ask the court to enforce a settlement

It sounds like you can levy on his assets by recording the judgment with the recorder of the county where his real property lies, and then foreclosing. For that kind of judgment, it would make sense to hire a collection lawyer in your area. You want to get to his assets ASAP, before he can transfer them elsewhere.

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Answered on 2/20/04, 11:06 am


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