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There are various procedures you can follow to collect on a judgment.  These procedures and their effectiveness could vary based on the details of your case, such as how much the judgment is for, who the judgment debtor is, whether the judgment debtor has any assets or property, what court issued the judgment, where the judgment debtor resides etc.  Depending on these details, you may be able to place a lien on the judgment debtor's residence and foreclose on that lien.  You may be able to garnish the judgment debtor's salary, so that his or her employer pays a portion of it to you until the judgment is satisfied.  There are attorneys who specialize in collections who can help you, often without taking any fees except a percentage of what they collect for you.  If you do not want to pay a lawyer, the clerk of the court, or a legal aid society may be able to help you.