When The Person You Have A Judgment Against Has His Property Tied Up In A Trust: What Then?

 (photo credit: www.dreamstime.com; Google images (visited 11.26.14) In earlier posts, I’ve discussed how time-consuming and frustrating it can be to collect on a money judgment.  The primary creditor enforcement methods include freezing the debtor’s bank accounts, garnishing his wages, and liening his real estate by recording the judgment in the county where his land is located.  Recording a lien against a debtor’s …

Defendant Bank Not Liable for Permitting Judgment Debtor to Transfer Over $700,000 from Accounts

The Citation to Discover Assets to a Third Party or “third-party citation”  allows a judgment creditor to serve a citation on a third-party –  a bank, for instance – who holds property of the judgment debtor and attach that property until the court orders the property released.  See 735 ILCS 5/2-1402(f)(1).  The third-party citation prohibits the citation …