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7/14/2016 1:18:18 AM
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I won a Small Claims Court case today. What should I take from the defendant so he can pay off his debt?
A few years ago, I had some people at my house. One of the guys ended up stealing $3,000 in cash out of my bedroom, and one of my security cameras caught him in the act.
Long story short, the judge handling the Small Claims case voted in my favor today, and awarded me $6,750 - including damages, interest, and other court-related fees.
According to the Statement of Assets, the other party listed the following items currently in his name that is able to pay off the judgment. What should I choose?
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1 ReplyThe real question is why did you have a camera in a bedroom? [spoiler][b]BOTTOM TEXT[/b][/spoiler]
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Jeep because unless you like photography or DJ equipment there useless to you and people really don't see motorcycles that don't sound like a combustion engine on crack my parents had motorcycles and they were almost ran over multiple times while commuting
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Edited by Shaft: 7/16/2016 7:12:27 PMThe Yamaha. Don't even use it; set it on fire.
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Depends on what you do the most and which item you would use the most
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Take his onion garden.
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3 RepliesJeep so you can make a zombie apocalypse vehicle [spoiler]or dj equipment [/spoiler]
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1 ReplyYou just -blam!-ed up by talking about an open court case on here. You won't get shit now.
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The r6. The motorcycle community is amazing and nothing makes you feel like a man than going down the road at a shit ton mph
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Go with the r6. Even if you don't ride a bike you can turn it around for a profit, although that depends on the condition of the bike.
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2 RepliesYou should give it to charity.
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2 RepliesIllegal to talk about an active court case you're involved in on social media, so I don't think you're getting anything.
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8 RepliesI just wanna know what kind of idiot leaves $3000 laying around?
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Take the Cherokee. Unless you're really into DJing or photography
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Be sure to take his woman too.
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Everything
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3 RepliesIt would be satisfying to take the Jeep. -blam!- him. He doesn't care about you or your property and he never will. Do the Jeep so he knows not to mess with you that you are serious for him doing that to you. I have dealt with theives before. They do not give a flying -blam!- about your shit and steal your most prized possession. This is pay back and if you give him mercy he will do the act again to you. Show him no mercy my brother.
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Depending on the photography equipment, that stuff could be the most valuable Oh, and take his virginity
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Edited by Beats: 7/14/2016 5:42:17 PMOh shit, that bike is the one I want to get, how about you take that then send it to me? [spoiler]Jk, I would say the Jeep[/spoiler]
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Edited by ookshmook: 7/14/2016 5:40:39 PMThe jeep ; he needs to be punished. I am just thankful that it wasn't his life that was taken for what, though illigal, didn't merit the death penalty.
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Teach the scumbag a lesson and take the jeep. I wouldn't even think about it if I were you.
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2 RepliesEdited by Chobo: 7/14/2016 5:19:22 PMTake whatever is valued at the cost your judge determined. Taking his 13k jeep is kinda greedy IMO. But it's your call. You want to teach a lesson, not ruin a life.
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I guess it depends on what you feel is reasonable to make the debt 'even'. Imo, if you take the Jeep, are you taking away his ability to travel for work? That would inflict the most damage to him economically. The equipment, neither are of any equitable real world value, unless you find the right buyer for it or really have any interest in them yourself. That leaves the cycle. It is the closest of value to the judgement. It's worth more than he took from you. It would be resell-able. It could easy be that you are saving his life, for those things are rolling death traps.
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4 RepliesSo the court awarded you damages in a particular dollar amount, the defendant has a list of assets and the court essentially told you that it's a sort of "shopping list" where you pick and choose until the balance is settled? That seems a little odd to me. Not unreasonable, just unusual. I would have thought that the court would order the defendant to liquidate their assets in order to pay the ordered amount, or if the defendant either refused or couldn't decide, that the judge would then pick and choose the objects/items to either award to you, or order them sold with the proceeds going to you until the balance was met. I've never paid too close of attention to the details of small claims suits and how judgements or awards are settled so I didn't realize that they are handled that way. I would imagine that depending on the plaintiff and the defendants assets, if the plaintiff wanted to not only recoup their losses but to also wanted to shaft the defendant, they could chose items that would inflict damage, cause emotional distress or impact the livelihood of the defendant.
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Edited by phoenix55x: 7/14/2016 4:41:20 PMhis virginity [spoiler]touch me bby[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesHis life, his childrens virginity
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Everything
