Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

Re: Trying to Find Previous Answer to Question and the Attorney Who Contacted Me

You have to "prove up" your damages through testimony presented to the Court with whatever supporting evidence you like. It is "possible" to do this in writing without testifying in person but it will depend upon the court and whatever information you have.

After you obtain the judgment you will still need to try to collect it. The debtor is not obligated to just pay up.

If you want to discuss this matter you can call me.

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Re: Trying to Find Previous Answer to Question and the Attorney Who Contacted Me

I assume that you live in GA and the debt was incurred or the debtor lives in California. A lawsuit would have to be filed and a judgment obtained. I may have answered your previous message. Our firm takes cases such as this on a contingency, task, hourly, or combingation basis. I would be happy to provide you with free consultation if you fax me your documentation to 714 363 0229.

Re: Trying to Find Previous Answer to Question and the Attorney Who Contacted Me

It sounds like you do not have a judgment, but you have attached a house or have some kind of a lien on the house. Is this CA, and is this a Deed of Trust? If so, you may be able to foreclose on the mortgage to collect. Depending on the value of the property and your paperwork, this may be the cheapest and fastest remedy, particularly because debtors usually find a way to pay when confronted with losing their home.

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Re: Trying to Find Previous Answer to Question and the Attorney Who Contacted Me

You must obtain a judgment from a defaulted loan. That requires a filing of a complaint. Accounts stated and breach of contract. Call me directly at (619) 222-3504.