Collecting after Judgement
Not if it clears. You'll owe fees if it bounces. They will also still owe you the balance not yet paid. You may have to sue them to collect the rest.
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Not if it clears. You'll owe fees if it bounces. They will also still owe you the balance not yet paid. You may have to sue them to collect the rest.
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