Collecting Judgment In Illinois

Hi Vickie, for assistance in Belleville, IL, you can contact the following legal aid organization that may help you with collecting your judgment:

They may provide the necessary support or guide you to an affordable lawyer.

It seems like you are looking for information on money judgment collection, but you mentioned Illinois. Since you are located in Missouri, would you like information on collecting a money judgment in Missouri instead?

I understand the case was in Illinois, and you are looking for information on collecting a money judgment there. Here are some general steps for collecting a money judgment in Illinois:
- **File a Citation to Discover Assets**: This helps identify the debtor's assets.
- **Garnishment**: You can garnish the debtor's wages or bank accounts.
- **Levy**: Place a lien on the debtor's property.
If you need more specific information, feel free to ask!

In your case, you may need to provide evidence to prove the ownership of the auto dealerships. Here are some types of evidence you can consider:
- **Title Deeds**: Show ownership documents for the properties.
- **Business Registration Records**: Provide official documents showing the debtor's ownership of the dealerships.
- **Financial Statements**: Include any financial records that indicate the debtor's association with the dealerships.
Would you like more details on how to obtain and present these documents?

Certainly! Here are some steps on how to obtain and present evidence for auto dealership ownership in Illinois:
- **Title Deeds**: Obtain copies from the county recorder's office where the dealerships are located.
- **Business Registration Records**: Request records from the Illinois Secretary of State's Business Services Department.
- **Financial Statements**: Collect financial documents from public records or through legal discovery.
Would you like details on any specific step?

To obtain financial statements for a corporation, you can follow these steps:
- **Public Records**: Some financial statements may be available through the Illinois Secretary of State's office.
- **Legal Discovery**: During litigation, you can request financial documents through discovery.
- **Subpoena**: Issue a subpoena to the corporation for the relevant financial records.
Would you like details on any specific method?

To obtain financial statements from the Illinois Secretary of State's office for a corporation, you can access the following:
- **Annual Reports**: These often include financial information.
- **Articles of Incorporation**: May provide initial financial details.
To get them:
*. Visit the Illinois Secretary of State’s website.
*. Use their Business Services search tool.
*. Request the specific documents online or by mail.

To find out what bank the debtor uses, consider the following methods:
- **Citation to Discover Assets**: This allows you to question the debtor under oath about their bank accounts.
- **Subpoena**: Issue a subpoena to the debtor or third parties for bank information.
- **Garnishment**: Serve garnishment orders on multiple banks to identify where the debtor holds accounts.
Would you like more details on any specific method?

A county recorder's office is responsible for maintaining public records and documents, especially related to real estate ownership.
Would you like more details on how to contact the county recorder's office in a specific location in Missouri?

Certainly! Here are the details for the St. Clair County Recorder's Office in Illinois: