Get Access to Cash
Convert a potential future recovery into a potential lump-sum payment.
Judgment Sellers
We Buy
Judgments
Turn Your Judgment Into Cash — Anywhere in the US
Taylor Dine helps judgment holders explore options for selling their judgment and potentially receiving a lump-sum payment, rather than waiting through a lengthy collection process.
Judgment Holders
Why Sell Your Judgment?
Collecting a judgment can involve time, uncertainty, and ongoing effort. Selling may provide a more direct path to liquidity.
Avoid Collection Hassles
Step away from the ongoing time and effort involved in pursuing collection.
Reduce Uncertainty
Explore an option that may provide greater certainty than waiting for future recovery.
Professional Evaluation
Your judgment can be reviewed based on its individual circumstances and collection potential.
The Process
How It Works
01
Tell Us About Your Judgment
Submit basic information about your judgment, including amount, jurisdiction and available debtor information.
02
We Review It
The judgment is evaluated based on its individual circumstances, collection history and other relevant factors.
03
Explore Your Options
If your judgment is a potential fit, you'll receive information about the available options and next steps.
Evaluation Factors
What Determines Judgment Value?
Every judgment is different. Several factors may affect its potential value during evaluation.
Judgment Amount
The face value of the judgment is one of several factors considered during review.
Debtor Circumstances
Available information about the debtor can influence collection potential.
Jurisdiction & Age
The originating court and the age of the judgment may affect how it is assessed.
Collection History
Prior collection efforts and payment activity help inform the evaluation.
Get Started
Have a Judgment
You're Ready to Sell?
Tell Taylor Dine about your judgment. A free, no-obligation review can help you understand whether selling may be a fit.
How much is my judgment worth?
The potential value depends on factors such as judgment amount, debtor circumstances, jurisdiction, age and collection history.
Can every judgment be sold?
Not necessarily. Each judgment is evaluated individually based on its specific circumstances.
How do I get started?
Click on a "Get a Quote" button and provide some basic information about your judgment. Taylor Dine can then review the information and explain the next steps.