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Try to find a precedent for a debt collection judgment that has the following
If this combination of circumstances has occurred in the past it's probably literally one out of every million. That's if this has ever actually occurred. Which it might not have.
- It was fee-shifting - i.e awarded for the defense not the plaintiff
- Awarded in a state different from where the debtors assets reside
- The creditor is anonymous as a John Doe
- The creditor is an individual and not a company or debt collection firm. Meaning a firm would just sell it off or not pursue it.
- The debtor refuses to pay or settle. Not even a payment plan
- The debtor has not yet filed for bankruptcy
- The debtor is not judgment proof and has some assets
If this combination of circumstances has occurred in the past it's probably literally one out of every million. That's if this has ever actually occurred. Which it might not have.