A judgment creditor is a person or entity that has won a legal case and is owed money by the losing party. They have the right to collect the amount owed through various legal means, such as seizing assets or garnishing wages. Full definition
Each state has different laws regarding how long judgment creditors have to enforce their judgments. (sapling.com)
Sometimes, successful recognition and enforcement in another forum is the only means by which a foreign judgment creditor can obtain its due. (slaw.ca)
In addition to his real estate practice, he also has significant experience representing lenders in contractual claims against borrowers and guarantors in courts throughout Michigan, as well as representing judgment creditors in post-judgment collection actions. (dykema.com)