Arvedan acquires civil money judgments.
We purchase court-awarded judgments from the businesses and institutions that hold them. Collection becomes our work, conducted in our name and at our expense.
Judgment acquisitionSingle files and portfoliosAged and stalled files
The case is won. The money is not.
Most civil money judgments are never collected. The court awards the judgment; it does not enforce it. An unpaid judgment is still an asset, and it can be sold and assigned like any other receivable.
We buy files that have already stalled, we underwrite them on our own criteria, and we take the recovery risk from the day of assignment.
Immediate payment
A negotiated cash price paid at assignment, not a contingency share of an uncertain recovery.
No cost, no effort
No enforcement expenses, no filings, no collection firms to manage. We prepare the assignment paperwork; you review and sign.
Discretion
Once a judgment is assigned, the file carries our name, not yours. All further activity is conducted by us, through lawful court process, at our expense.
No obligation
An inquiry gets you an evaluation and a firm price. If the price does not work for you, there is no further commitment.
The judgments we purchase
- Docketed civil money judgments held by businesses, financial institutions, and professional creditors
- Unpaid, enforceable judgments, including aged files
- Single judgments and small portfolios
- Recorded judgment liens, abstracts of judgment, and attorney fee awards
If you hold something adjacent, ask. Evaluation is free.
If you hold judgments regularly, we can put a standing arrangement in place and review new files as they arise.
Three steps, start to finish
Share the basics
Email the case number, court, and current balance. No documents are needed for an initial view.
Receive a firm offer
We review the judgment and respond, typically within a few business days. The offer is free and carries no obligation.
Assign and get paid
We prepare the assignment paperwork and handle the filing. You are paid the agreed price at closing. From that point, enforcement is entirely ours.
There are no fees at any stage. We are buyers, not brokers.
What determines the price
Every judgment is priced on its own facts. The factors that carry the most weight are the age of the judgment and the enforcement time remaining on it, the court and state where it sits, the debtor's profile, and whether other liens or partial payments are attached.
Speak with us about a judgment.
Send the case number and court to contact@arvedan.com. You will receive an answer, and if the judgment qualifies, a firm offer, free and without obligation.