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Once judgment is entered against the debtor, the debtor will have a 30 day period in which they can appeal the judgment or ask the court to vacate the judgment. After this 30 day period has passed, and if you have not been paid in full, you may move to seize the debtor's assets in order to satisfy your judgment.
To add your costs to the judgment, ask the Clerk in the Small Claims Office for a Memorandum of costs form. Fill it out and return it to the Clerk. After you collect your judgment, your must file a Satisfaction of Judgment form with the Clerk. The following are some things you can do to try to collect if the person who owes you money, called the judgment debtor, refuses to pay: 1  Garnish the Debtor's Wages. 2  Levy upon the Debtor's Bank Account. 3  Record an Abstract of Judgment.