Miami Debt
Collection Attorney
You have a judgment. Now let us collect it — using every legal tool available under Florida law.
Debt Collection in Miami
Winning a judgment is only half the battle. Collecting it requires knowing the law and using the right tools. Our Miami debt collection attorneys recover money on judgments through wage garnishments, bank levies, liens on real property, charging orders on business interests, and more. We work on your behalf to turn your court victory into actual money recovered.
Our Debt Collection Services
Wage Garnishment
Garnishing the debtor's wages directly from their employer to satisfy your judgment.
Bank Account Levies
Locating and levying the debtor's bank accounts to recover funds held in financial institutions.
Real Property Liens
Placing liens on the debtor's real property in Florida, which must be paid when the property is sold or refinanced.
Writ of Execution
Using court-issued writs to seize non-exempt personal property and other assets.
Charging Orders
Targeting the debtor's interest in business entities like LLCs and partnerships.
Judgment Renewal
Renewing Florida judgments before they expire so collection efforts remain active.
Debt Collection FAQs
I have a court judgment but the debtor won't pay. What are my options?
Florida gives judgment creditors powerful collection tools — wage garnishment, bank levies, property liens, and more. We analyze the debtor's assets and choose the most effective strategy to recover your money.
What assets are exempt from collection in Florida?
Florida has generous exemptions including homestead property, a head of household's wages, and certain retirement accounts. We analyze what the debtor actually owns and target non-exempt assets strategically.
How long is a Florida judgment valid?
Florida judgments are valid for 20 years and can be renewed. Interest accrues at a statutory rate during that time, increasing the total amount collectible.
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