What documents/forms do I need to submit to the courthouse.

This is one the primary reasons to retain lawyers in business litigation cases. Too many people think that they can handle the legal decision making only to find that what seems like the right decision at the time is later revealed to be the opposite. In many commerical litigation cases such as described here, the litigant failed to realize that all a judgment effectively is - is a court blessed IOU - with the added benefit of being able to TRY to collect the funds using legal process such as garnishment, levy and liens. I emphasize the word TRY as for most small businesses, if the judgment is significant, they will typically simply fold the business or file bankruptcy, or make exhaustive efforts to hide assets, leaving the judgment creditor is a less than optimal position. In some cases is as simple as the judgement debtor abandoning the existing business and then simply starting a different one that is not affected by the judgment. If you truly expect to enforce a judgment you REALLY need to consider retaining a collection law firm to handle that for you as they can help you maximize the ability to actually collect the debt. To your question, you would have to go through the contempt process with the court to have the court compel a response to the "Fact Information Sheet." This is a very technical process that can be very frustrating as many judges have no interest in becoming a collection agency for commerical judgment creditors that refuse to hire thier own lawyers.