Writ of Execution

The Sheriff cannot take property that doesn't belong to you.

What you and/or your parents may have to do is beyond me.

The following search result has a number of sources of information about Pennsylvania judgment enforcement and exemptions.

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I suggest you study up and learn all you can.

I can't guarantee anything but I can tell you from personal experience as a judgment creditor, when I considered execution against personal property of a debtor who had no money, I found that it would be a costly and time consuming process with very little chance of success. Maybe your creditor will also balk at the idea.

I have to tell you, though, judgments are enforceable for many years, often 10, sometimes 20. They will follow you wherever you go and the debt will grow with interest, fees, and costs. The creditor will wait until it's most inconvenient to you, and pounce.

You might want to figure out how to pay the judgment. Maybe offer a discounted cash settlement. Just saying.

 

It might be time for you to discuss BANKRUPTCY with an attorney or legal aid association near your residence.

 

Received from whom? I assume it's a debt owed by you and that you were sued and a judgment entered against you. Correct?

No.