Are there any other remedies available to me for nonpayment of a small claims court judgment?

In Colorado, there are a few other remedies available to you for nonpayment of a small claims court judgment. You have the right to file a lien against the debtor’s assets. This means that if the debtor owns property, they can’t sell or transfer it without paying off your judgment first. You can also try to garnish the debtor’s wages, which means that their employer would have to deduct the money you are owed from their paycheck and send it to you. Finally, you could try to have the debtor’s driver’s license suspended if they fail to repay the debt. It is important to remember that these remedies, as well as most other remedies available to you in small claims court cases, require you to follow certain steps and procedures. You should speak with an attorney or other knowledgeable professional before taking any legal action. They can help you better understand the legal process and make sure that you are pursuing the correct course of action for your case.

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