Collecting from Corp that changed name and the out of business

I was awarded default judgment for $800.00 several months back. Today, I attended the nisi hearing, which the defendant just wrote on it in the presents of the Judge that the company was out of business, no checking accts. and no phones.

THIS IS NO PROOF HE IS OUT OF BUSINESS OR STILL RECEIVING MONEY FOR PREVIOUS JOBS HE COMPLETED AND HES FEDERAL INCOME TAX FOR THE LAST TWO YEARS UNDER THE TWO DIFFERENT CORP.

He still has a very high income and just bought a new corvette.

My question is, why didn't the judge require him to produce proof of sale of assets, and produce his income tax return for the two years he said he was out of business and no profit.
Is there a way I can sopina his financial records for the two corp. or place a lean on his personal Rental house , which he has on the market for sale?

I provided services under the corp. name on personal property of the officer of the Corp. (defendant) One location was his rental house and the other his personal home. (Both in same county)

During the time trying to collect payment for services rendered he closed the first corp. and started another corp doing the same thing and listed the same 4 people as the registered agents and officers and placed a yellow page ad.



Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated

[randalljd]

See http://www.worldlawdirect.com/article/935 -- Collecting on a court judgment.

See above as well. If you had asked for those things the judge normally indeed should have ordered it.

You may have to file again and examine the judgment debtor's assets in a separate motion, see above--