The situation
An insurance company retained Precision Paralegal Services after paying a collision claim of less than $10,000. The insurer sought to recover its loss from the at-fault driver.
Our approach
We filed the claim on the insurer’s behalf. When initial service attempts were unsuccessful, our team located the defendant through skip tracing and completed service.
The defendant did not respond. We obtained judgment through an assessment hearing, then continued working on enforcement.
Repeated skip traces helped track the debtor’s employment and banking information over time. We filed a Notice of Garnishment against the debtor’s wages and continued monitoring and re-verifying employment as circumstances changed.
The outcome
Judgment obtained and successfully enforced through an extended wage garnishment, recovering funds for the insurer.
What this case illustrates
A judgment does not collect itself. Changes in employment and financial circumstances can make enforcement an ongoing process. Persistent follow-up helped turn this judgment into recovered funds.
This anonymized summary omits identifying details to protect confidentiality. It describes one matter, not a guarantee of a similar outcome. Every matter depends on its facts and applicable law. This is general information, not legal advice.