Legal Definition and Related Resources of Judgment Proof

A colloquial expression. A person who has no assets is said to be judgment proof because no court process can be effectively used against him to collect a debt from him.

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Concept of Judgment Proof in the context of Real Property

A short definition of Judgment Proof: One against whom a judgment creditor cannot collect (no assets). If one can show he was defrauded by a “judgment proof” real estate licensee, he may recover from the state fund in states having such a fund.

Concept of Judgment Proof in the context of Real Property

A short definition of Judgment Proof: One against whom a judgment creditor cannot collect (no assets). If one can show he was defrauded by a “judgment proof” real estate licensee, he may recover from the state fund in states having such a fund.