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Subject: New Hampshire Sample Letter for Recovery of Judgment from Defendants Dear [Defendant's Name], I hope this letter finds you well. My purpose in writing today is to inform you about the outstanding judgment that has been entered against you in [Court Name, Case Number]. As per the legal proceedings, it is now essential for you to take the necessary steps to fulfill this judgment. [Optional: First, provide a brief background of the case and the legal issues involved.] Under New Hampshire law, a judgment is a legally binding decision made by the court, which requires the defendant to pay a specific sum of money to the plaintiff. In this case, the court has ruled in favor of the plaintiff, and it becomes your liability to honor this judgment. I kindly request your immediate attention to this matter. Failure to comply with the court's decision may result in further legal actions, such as wage garnishment, property lien, or bank account seizure. It is crucial to note that these actions may negatively impact your credit score, financial stability, and may involve additional costs. To initiate the recovery process, there are several options available to satisfy this judgment: 1. Payment in Full: The most straightforward option is to pay the entire judgment amount, including any additional interest or court costs, directly to the plaintiff's attorney or designated collection agency. Paying the owed amount promptly will close this matter entirely. 2. Payment Plan: If paying the judgment amount in full is challenging for you, you may contact the plaintiff's attorney or designated collection agency to discuss setting up a payment plan. A payment plan allows you to fulfill your debt incrementally over a specific period, as long as the agreed-upon terms and payments are strictly adhered to. 3. Asset Evaluation: In some instances, the court may grant the plaintiff permission to evaluate your assets, including real estate, vehicles, or other valuable possessions, in order to satisfy the judgment. If you possess substantial assets, it is highly recommended consulting legal counsel to protect your interests. 4. Bank Levy or Wage Garnishment: Failing to respond or make necessary arrangements within the designated time frame may result in the plaintiff's attorney requesting a bank levy or wage garnishment. This means that your bank account can be frozen, or a portion of your wages will be deducted automatically to satisfy the judgment. Please note that transparency and timely communication are key throughout this process. If you need further assistance, have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the plaintiff's attorney or designated collection agency listed below: [Plaintiff's Attorney Name] [Plaintiff's Attorney Firm] [Address] [Phone number] [Email] [Optional: Include any specific information or instructions relevant to your case, such as court appearances, deadlines, or additional legal requirements.] We strongly encourage prompt action to reach a resolution and avoid further legal consequences. Remember, it is crucial to address this matter responsibly to uphold your legal obligations. Thank you for your attention in this matter, and we look forward to your prompt response and cooperation. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Contact Information]
