Listing code
Shown instead of any names
- State
- Court
- Amount band
- Age band
- Debtor
- Registered business
- Yes/no fact 1 (optional)
- Yes/no fact 2 (optional)
Buyers pay nothing to express interest.
Court judgments › Judgments for sale
Seller-approved listings
Listings from judgment holders, shown as summary facts only. Buyers pay nothing to express interest.
Short answer: This page shows court judgments that their holders choose to list, as summary facts only, without debtor names or case numbers. Only judgments against registered businesses are listed; judgments against individuals are never listed. Buyers can express interest at no charge. Nothing is binding, and if the seller agrees, it can lead to an introduction. We do not buy judgments.
Filters work once judgments are listed.
When a holder lists a judgment and approves exactly what is shown, it appears here. The outline shows what each listing will tell you.
List a judgmentShown instead of any names
Buyers pay nothing to express interest.
A listing is not an offer to sell. Expressing interest is non-binding and can lead to an introduction. Nothing is binding on anyone until the seller and buyer sign a written sale agreement. We do not buy judgments and we don't hold or transfer purchase money. Listing facts come from the seller; we don’t check all of them.
There are no listings yet. Tell us what you buy, and we’ll contact you when a listing fits.
Expressing interest is non-binding and is only a signal to us that you want to hear more. We review interest and introduce buyers only after the seller approves. You accept the Buyer Confidentiality Agreement (NDA) before any private details are shared.
We’ll contact you when a listing fits what you buy. We introduce buyers only after the seller approves.
Someone may still be able to match a listing’s facts to public court records, so sellers see and approve each listing before it appears. Sellers can end or withdraw a listing at any time. We review every listing and may decline, edit for privacy, or remove it.
Listing is free. Sellers pay a success fee of $500 or 2–3% of the sale price, depending on size, only when the judgment sells. Your exact fee is agreed in writing before your judgment is listed. Buyers pay nothing.
Buyers pay nothing for judgments: expressing interest, an introduction and buying are at no charge to the buyer.
We do not check or verify buyer licenses. Buyers tell us they hold the licenses they need; check any buyer’s licenses yourself before you sign. We do not buy judgments, and we don’t hold or transfer purchase money.
Listing is free. Sellers pay a success fee of $500 or 2–3% of the sale price, depending on size, only when the judgment sells. Your exact fee is agreed in writing before your judgment is listed. Buyers pay nothing. You can also submit your judgment privately instead. To learn how a sale works, see how to sell a court judgment, or read how we find judgment buyers for holders.
Information only, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Verify with counsel before acting.