The annual process in which the Office of Management and Budget requires federal agencies to review their programs, activities, and goals and submit their requests for funding for the next fiscal year.
You can pay the judgment to the court: You can pay the court instead of the other person by filing the form called Request to Pay Judgment to the Courtâ (SC - 145) . You have to pay the judgment, costs, interest and a $20 court fee. This lets you solve the problem right away without having to see the judgment creditor.
In a debt collection case, the judgment is a court's decision that you owe a specific sum of money. Armed with the judgment, the holder of the debt, called a judgment creditor, can take legal steps to seize the amount.