CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS OF COMMERCIAL JUDGMENT RECOVERY

Federal judgment was against a professional debtor who routinely frauded others through real estate scams. When judgment was renewed, debtor immediately filed a no asset Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. CJR found the debtor's hidden investment assets in an adjacent state. CJR successfully worked with the Bankruptcy Trustee to shield these hidden assets from bogus claims from family members.

In 2005, I had a 10-year old judgment that I could not enforce. My $125,000 Loan to a very dishonest person turned out to be a nightmare for us. We spent nine year s pursuing this Judgment with investigators and attorneys to the point where all of them gave. When we contacted Bob Smith, we actually were at our last resort.

I was very fortunate to have found Bob Smith and contacted him just prior to the 10 year expiration date of the Judgment. Bob took on the task which proved to be very difficult as the debtor filed Bankruptcy as soon as He discovered the judgment had been renewed.

Bob was able to work closely with the Bankruptcy Trustee and convinced him to Investigate the Debtor 's Hidden Assets, which Bob miraculously found . Bob also convinced the Bankruptcy Trustee BK trustee to fight the Debtor’s Family Members' bogus claims to the assets he found . Bob 's aggressive and tenacious attitude cleared all the bogus claims against the hidden assets, which allowed us to get paid. We ended up getting in excess of $202,000.

Bob is a Professional, Trustworthy, and Diligent Man. He worked very hard and came across many obstacles in the 5 plus years working on our case. We felt that if the outcome wouldn't have been to our advantage, then at least, he gave it his all. Bob achieved something we thought would never happen. Thank you so much for your "never-give-up" attitude. Eli G.

Unlawful Detainer Judgment. Creditor gave up trying to locate debtor due to multiple aliases. After prevailing in a Claim of Exemption, Hearing, CJR pressured Debtor to voluntarily repay balance of judgment through monthly payments.

I appreciate Mr.Smith for pursuing the Debtor's hidden assets and maintaining communications throughout the enforcement process and remitting payments regularly. I would highly recommend him to anyone having a delinquent renter. Sincerely, Ollie J.

Debtor used multiple aliases and Social Security Numbers to avoid detection . When employer was located, debtor unsuccessfully attempted to delay wage garnishment by threatening Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.

I am very happy with the results achieved by CJR. I had a judgment which I thought was unenforceable. It had been languishing for years . CJR contacted me, vigorously pursued the debtor and forwarded almost $10,000 to me. I could not have asked for more. .As a retired California Attorney, I truly appreciate the skill and commitment of this company. Thank you. Carol C.

Debtor first used several fake Chapter 13 Bankruptcies to delay creditor collection efforts. Debtor next used 20+ aliases and 5 social security numbers to literally disappear. After CJR located debtor in adjacent county, she quickly settled when spouse's bank accounts were hit.

Mr. Smith was very persistent in getting our money back from our debtor....He would keep us informed about what was going on. This was a very tough case because of the debtor's different aliases and social security numbers. Bob was able to ...find where the debtor was living as well as locating her assets. We feel that Bob Smith did an admirable job . When he called to tell us he had collected the money from the debtor, our check came just a few days later. Sincerely, John and Cora H.

Creditor could not locate debtor due to multiple aliases and social security numbers. CJR successfully motioned Court to change Judgment to Debtor's legal name. Debtor quickly settled under threat of Keeper Levy.

I am truly grateful and appreciate your help. I thought I would never hear from you, but I assumed wrong. I am truly [a] very happy and satisfied customer. Once again, thank you very very much. Sincerely, Juan G.