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Obtaining a Small Claims Court judgment – whether at the end of a trial or settlement conference, or by default – is one thing. But getting it paid is something else. What can you do if the person you sued refuses to pay your judgment? Let’s call that person the debtor, and call you the creditor. | Obtaining a Small Claims Court judgment – whether at the end of a trial or settlement conference, or by default – is one thing. But getting it paid is something else. What can you do if the person you sued refuses to pay your judgment? Let’s call that person the debtor, and call you the creditor. | ||
