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Submit a court judgment privately

Short answer: If you hold a court judgment, you can submit it here privately. 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. We present judgments to debt buyers who may be interested and connect you with them. We do not buy judgments.

Private: we don't publish or list what you send through this form, and the site never shows debtor names or amounts. Your details go to our team by email and are stored with our service providers, as our Privacy Policy explains.

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.

State where the judgment was entered*

Who is the judgment against?*

Your state (where you or your business is based)*

Debtor's state (where the debtor is based)*

Private: we use it only for our review.

Court or county*

Judgment amount ($)*

Judgment date*

Your name*

Email*

Phone (optional)

None of the debtors are located in: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, West Virginia, Wyoming. I agree to the Terms of Use, Seller Terms and Privacy Policy, including individual arbitration and the class-action waiver in Terms section 14. I make the promises about this judgment in section 2 of the Seller Terms: I own it outright, it is valid and unpaid, and the information I give is accurate.

Do not include the debtor's name, Social Security numbers or account numbers. Don't send consumer financial information through this form.

Phone is optional; we use it only to call you about this judgment.

Submitting is not a promise of a buyer, a price, a sale or a timeline.

What happens after you submit?

We read your details and may email you with a few questions.
We won't share your judgment details with any buyer without your OK. Before we do, we'll send you our mutual NDA to sign.
We present the judgment to debt buyers who may be interested and connect you with any that want to talk.
You decide whether to sell, and you can stop any time before you sign a sale agreement.

Questions about submitting

Is my submission public?

No. We don't publish or list what you send through this form, and the site never shows debtor names or amounts. We won't share your judgment details with any buyer without your OK. Before we do, we'll send you our mutual NDA to sign.

Does it cost anything to submit a judgment?

Do you buy judgments?

No. We do not buy judgments. We present judgments to debt buyers and connect judgment holders with buyers who may be interested.

Will my judgment sell?

We can't promise a buyer, a price or a timeline. What a buyer pays, if anything, depends on how collectable the judgment is.

Prefer a listing? List a judgment on Judgments for Sale instead. Judgments against individuals are never listed.

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Submit a court judgment privately

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