I will mention a few of those possibilities. First, it is of course a possibility that you may wish to consult with a judgment attorney for some expert legal advice. This can be a good idea.

Another area where you may choose to outsource is by hiring a private investigator. Some PIs are particularly good at certain specialties. If you want help in locating your judgment debtor, an investigator might save you enough time and trouble to make it worth your while. Also, there are a few investigative firms that are experts at identifying and locating debtor assets.

I have personally hired a legal secretary before to type motions or other legal documents for me. I don’t hire this work out any longer, but it helped me at a time when I wasn’t confident in my document preparation skills.

If there is an area of judgment collecting where you feel you might need some help, give it some thought. You might find that a little consultation with an expert in that area is all that you need. That might be sufficient to clear up a few questions in your mind so that you can get over a little hump in your judgment collecting efforts.

Anytime I have considered outsourcing anything related to judgment recovery, I have sought out a competent person to talk to about my need. Without exception, whenever I have had a talk with a person who is a prospect for outsourcing, I have found that after the first conversation, I have a good sense of whether to hire that person or not. If anything about the person doesn’t please me, then I pass on their assistance, and either go ahead by myself, or I look for another prospect to outsource to.

If you have the desire to get your judgment collected, and if you have the necessary time, you can probably collect your judgment without any significant outside help. Nevertheless, don’t be afraid to consider help if it makes sense in your situation.