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Collecting Judgment Money and Assets in Louisiana

Collecting Judgment Money and Assets in Louisiana

by Seth Smiley | Mar 31, 2015 | Judgement Recovery

If you are owed money, the most effective way to collect upon the debt is to file a lawsuit against the person who owes you money. In Louisiana, you have three years to sue to collect the debt on an open account and five years for promissory note debts. However,...
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