Enforce a Civil Judgment

The video tutorial explains the process of executing court judgments, highlighting the role of the court and the executive branch in enforcing judgments. It discusses various methods for collecting judgments, such as certification, property seizure, and filing liens. The tutorial also covers the challenges involved in collecting judgments and the potential repercussions of placing liens on property. Overall, it provides a comprehensive overview of the legal processes and options available for satisfying court judgments.

What power does the court use to order payments to be made to the court?

• Judicial power

• Financial power

• Contempt power

• Legislative power

Who is responsible for collecting a judgment once it is rendered?

• The court

• The executive branch

• The plaintiff

• The defendant

What can a plaintiff do to have a judgment executed by the sheriff?

• Request a court hearing

• Submit a petition

• Get the judgment certified

• File a complaint

What is one potential consequence of filing a lien on a person's property?

• Reduction in property taxes

• Increased property value

• Repercussions with other debts

• Immediate payment of the debt

What is a common challenge in collecting a judgment?

• The lengthy process

• High legal fees

• Finding a lawyer

• Lack of court support