Thank you for your question. I will do my best to assist you with your concerns. If you would like me to clarify my answer, I will be happy to do so.

To answer your question directly, if BK against him was dismissed, consider going to small claims court immediately against him for the costs owed. Small claims is likely the fastest and quickest way to go, although you can instead opt for an attorney to file in district court as that would entitle you to have the attorney seek attorney fees (something small claims will not grant). Then, if you prevail , you will be able to domesticate the judgment and attach it as a lien against the property, so that if he refuses to pay, you can threaten foreclosure and possibly even pursue it should he prove to be obstinate.

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Thank you for your follow-up, Liz.

Then the next step is to go back to court and seek a 'domestication' motion. This is a quick request to domesticate the judgment locally, as that would then grant you the right to seek a wage garnishment against him, a bank levy, or a judgment lien against his assets. My apologies, I missed the fact that you obtained a judgment against him, although if his debt is growing, you can go back to court and gain an additional judgment against him. With a domestication you can then increase the debt owed by including your collection costs and petition fees by adding it to the full judgment amount owed.

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