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Nebraska Kirk 10-28-2011 18:50:33 207.91.4.159 Report to Moderator	Sure, it would be nice if he would grow up and be honest, however, since he obviously is not paying what he owes he has shown himself to be a crook and must be handled like one. You will have to do whatever is necessary to get the Sheriff to start seizing and auctioning his assets to satisfy the judgment. When the Sheriff shows up to start seizing his stuff, then maybe he will realize that this is not a game and he will either pay up or his stuff will be sold and you will get the money that way. Just my two cents worth. [Reply]   [No Email]
earlschieb 10-29-2011 09:32:39 24.33.126.196 Report to Moderator	Re: Justin Click of Indiana still owes me $3,500 in reply to Nebraska Kirk, 10-28-2011 18:50:33   Are you serious, an Indiana Sheriff do that, not even going to happen. [Reply]  [No Email]
jim cullison 11-22-2011 17:14:11 68.25.149.25 Report to Moderator	Re: Justin Click of Indiana still owes me $3,500 in reply to earlschieb, 10-29-2011 09:32:39   the sheriff has no choice. ask the judge for a examination of debtor and or attachment of wages. you dont ask the sheriff. the judge orders the sheriff.go to the courthouse and file with the court clerk. [Reply]  [No Email]
earlschieb 11-26-2011 06:51:14 24.209.244.149 Report to Moderator	Re: Justin Click of Indiana still owes me $3,500 in reply to jim cullison, 11-22-2011 17:14:11   No, the problem is, the sherrif is just TOOOOOOOOOOO busy to be bothered with trivial stuff like this. I lived in Indiana for 30 years, and have seen this done hundreds of times. Whitch, is kind of obvious, with Sloroll's post, they just do not do their job over there. [Reply]  [No Email]