Can I recover the interest and fees associated with the judgment?

Yes, it is often possible to recover interest and fees associated with a judgment. The amount of interest that accrues on a judgment can vary based on the state in which the judgment was obtained, as each state has its own rules regarding the interest rates applicable to judgments. Typically, the interest begins to accrue from the date the judgment is entered in court, and it continues to accumulate until the judgment is fully satisfied. Additionally, certain fees that are directly associated with the collection of the judgment may be recoverable. This can include costs for collection efforts, attorney fees, or any other expenses that have been incurred as a direct result of taking legal action to enforce the judgment. However, it is essential to keep accurate records of these expenses to support any claims for recovery. It may also be beneficial to review the specific laws and regulations related to judgment collection in the relevant jurisdiction, as they can provide detailed guidelines on what can be included in a recovery process. Checking with local legal resources or the specific party responsible for the judgment collection can also provide clarity on what can be expected. For further assistance, one might consider looking on the Recovery Of Judgment website for additional resources or contact information.