You finally have your judgment in hand. It is now time to contact NIS. Our team of experienced investigators will analyze your judgment and develop a strategic Judgment Recovery Plan based on verified asset intelligence to support your enforcement efforts.
National Investigative Services’ Judgment Recovery Plans are your fastest path to cash. Too often, judgment recovery efforts are not based on investigative facts, and a few garnishments are filed before a case is (electronically) set aside as “unrecoverable.” Our approach follows the money—identifying assets and financial pathways—and provides actionable intelligence and enforcement strategies for you and your legal counsel to pursue.
Disclaimer: National Investigative Services, LLC is a licensed private investigative agency and is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or legal representation. Any legal strategies or recommendations provided are based on investigative findings and are intended for use by you and/or your legal counsel.
Before investing significant time and legal spend, use our AI-assisted tool to evaluate asset signals, entity risk, and realistic recovery likelihood.
Judgment Recovery (or judgment enforcement) is the process of identifying and pursuing assets—ranging from personal and real property to business interests and liquid funds—that may be used toward satisfying a money judgment.
Obtaining a judgment is often a long and costly process, typically involving a team of advisors and legal professionals. Once the judgment has been awarded, that team has often moved on, leaving a creditor with limited direction on how to proceed. Whether an individual, a company, or a financial institution, the judgment recovery process is rarely fast or simple.
National Investigative Services breaks down this process by focusing on the critical component often missing: verified asset intelligence. With experience supporting both sides of judgment recovery matters, we know where to look. Using a strategic investigative approach, we identify assets—including those that may not be readily apparent.
Our judgment recovery support process involves four main steps: Debt Analysis, Asset Investigation, Enforcement Support, and Asset Preservation (with the goal of positioning assets for potential recovery). Each step plays an integral role in building a fact-based foundation for effective judgment enforcement.
Disclaimer: National Investigative Services, LLC is a licensed private investigative agency and is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or legal representation. All information, strategies, and recommendations are based on investigative findings and are intended to support you and/or your legal counsel in the judgment enforcement process.
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This form is used when you are seeking to engage National Investigative Services to pursue recovery of an existing judgment through investigative and enforcement support.
Submissions are reviewed by our team to determine:
Note: If you are unsure whether recovery efforts are likely to be productive, you may wish to begin with our Judgment Viability Analyzer, which provides a preliminary, non-engagement assessment.
Estimate accrued post-judgment interest using a simple annual rate and a date range. (This is an estimate for planning—confirm statutory rates and calculation method for your jurisdiction.)
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Tip: Use the per-diem figure for demand letters and payoff discussions.