Winning in court and getting paid are two different things. Broadview Judgments purchases money judgments — court-awarded but still uncollected — AS-IS, for a lump sum, through a simple Assignment of Judgment. You get paid; we take on the chasing.
No pressure. No obligation. Every offer is preliminary and non-binding until you sign an agreement.
If you received a letter or call from Broadview Judgments, it's because public court records show a money judgment entered in your favor — or your business's favor — and we'd like to make a written, non-binding offer to purchase it.
Our model is simple, and it's the same one used by firms that buy portfolios of notes and receivables: we purchase many judgments, at reasonable prices, all over the country. Some eventually collect. Many never do. We accept that — it's a volume business, and the risk is priced in.
That's why we can pay you real money today for a judgment that may otherwise sit uncollected for years — or forever.
"Most judgment holders aren't in the collections business. They'd rather take real money now and move on. That's exactly the trade we offer."
We review and purchase money judgments of nearly every kind, held by individuals, small businesses, landlords, and companies large and small.
A court awarded you money and the defendant hasn't paid. That's the core of what we buy — from any civil court, in any state.
You won in small claims, and then found out the court doesn't collect for you. We purchase small-claims judgments so the win actually pays.
Judgments from unpaid invoices, broken contracts, and commercial disputes between businesses. Convert a court win back into working capital.
Judgments against former tenants for unpaid rent and property damage. Chasing a tenant who has moved on is our job, not yours.
Deficiency balances after a sale or repossession, and judgments on breached contracts. If a court reduced it to a money award, we'll review it.
The defendant never showed, you won by default — and never collected a dime? Those are most of what we buy. Send us the case details.
Not sure what you have? Send us the case number and court, or a copy of the judgment. We'll review it at no cost and tell you plainly whether we're a buyer — and at what price.
We keep it deliberately simple. You never pay us anything, and nothing is binding until an Assignment of Judgment agreement is signed by both sides.
Tell us about the judgment you hold, or respond to our letter. A short conversation and the case details are all we need to start.
We verify the court record and send you a written, non-binding offer — typically within days. Counterproposals are welcome.
Once we agree on price, we prepare the Assignment of Judgment at our cost. You review it — with counsel if you like.
Payment in full, typically within 30 days or less of signing — usually through a neutral third party. Then the chasing becomes our job.
Why so straightforward? Because the transaction is genuinely simple: you own a judgment, we want to buy it. There's no fee, no subscription, no catch — just a purchase, documented in writing.
Locating assets, filing garnishments, renewing the judgment, engaging attorneys — enforcing a judgment is a job. It happens to be our job, not yours.
Judgments age. Debtors disappear, assets move, and many judgments simply expire without renewal. A lump sum today is often worth more than a maybe in five years.
We buy AS-IS with no recourse to you if the debtor never pays. The moment you're paid, every ounce of risk moves from your side of the table to ours.
"We buy portfolios of judgments all over the United States at reasonable prices. Some work out. Some don't. That's the business we've chosen — and it's why we can pay you today for tomorrow's uncertainty."
No — and you shouldn't take our word for it. Verify us independently: we're a real acquisition company with real offices in St. Louis, Missouri and Danville, California. Look us up, call our main line, or have your attorney contact us. We never ask for banking details or any payment from you — we're the ones paying.
Honestly? Yours is one of many. We get paid to buy judgments — it's a lot like companies that buy portfolios of receivables. We target judgments all over the U.S., buy them at reasonable prices, and once in a while one pays off. Some we make money on; some we lose on. The volume is the strategy, and your judgment fits the profile we buy.
It depends on the judgment — its age, the debtor, the state, and the practical odds of collection. We'll be candid: we buy at a discount to face value, and uncollected judgments trade well below face, because we're taking on all the risk and all the chasing. In exchange, you get certain money now instead of uncertain money later. Every offer is in writing, and counterproposals are genuinely welcome.
Then we lose, not you. We purchase AS-IS, with no guarantee of collectability — that's written into the agreement. Once you're paid, the money is yours regardless of whether the debtor ever pays a cent.
You don't need one, but we encourage you to have the agreement reviewed by your attorney if that gives you comfort — the documents are short and plainly written. We prepare all paperwork at our cost, and we're happy to answer your counsel's questions directly.
Nothing bad — there's no obligation, and we don't hound people. Your judgment stays yours. Keep in mind only that judgments aren't forever: most require renewal to stay enforceable, and they grow harder to collect as debtors move and assets shift. Our offer simply gives you one more option while the judgment still has one.
Call us and speak with a real member of our acquisitions team — no scripts, no pressure. Or send the details through the form and we'll respond within one business day.
(314) 789-5040Monday – Friday · 9am – 5pm Central
4220 Duncan Ave., Suite 201, St. Louis, MO 63110