Judgment Investors Partnership
Holding a Judgment You Can’t Turn Into Cash?
We'll buy it for a guaranteed cash payout - no chasing, no uncertainty.
It’s simple. Every judgment purchase is all cash. Once the assignment is signed, you get paid and the risk is on us.The process is designed to be as efficient as possible.
How the process works
We Review Your Judgment: After reviewing publicly available information, we send a written cash offer for all or part of your judgment.
You Decide Whether to Proceed: There is no pressure and no obligation. If you decline our offer, you keep the judgment and risk of collection.
Everyone Signs Paperwork: If you choose to proceed, an online on-demand notary can guide you through the agreement and assignment at your convenience. No scheduling, office visits, or mailing - unless you prefer to sign in-person.
You Get Paid: After signing, we disburse funds directly to you - usually the same business day.
The Judgment is Assigned: We notify the court and step into your place as the judgment creditor. Collection becomes our risk and responsibility.
Why Sell Us a Judgment?
Certainty today.
We are a small, specialized firm that helps judgment creditors unlock value from court-awarded judgments. The majority of judgment creditors find that collecting on a judgment can be slow, uncertain, and expensive. We offer a clean, straightforward alternative to get you paid: cash in exchange for full (or partial) assignment of your judgment.
Is this legal?
Yes.
The law in all fifty states allows judgment creditors to assign civil judgments to third parties. The process varies slightly from state to state, but in general the assignment is recorded with the court before the new owner assumes all rights and responsibilities.We are actively acquiring judgments in Alaska (§ 9.30.300), California (§ 954.5), Minnesota (§ 548.13), Nevada (§ 17.214), and Texas (§ 12.014).
What if I have questions or need help?
We're happy to walk you through the process and explain the paperwork, but we’re not attorneys. We encourage you to have your own attorney review any offer and answer questions. We'll gladly work with them.