1. Free Intake Review
You submit the judgment, debtor profile, and any asset information. We review collectability against age of judgment, debtor type, exemption risk, and asset indicators. No fee at this stage.
No recovery, no fee judgment collection means the creditor pays from recovered funds only under a written agreement. Belua Capital reviews the judgment, debtor profile, asset indicators, and enforcement path before accepting a case. If no funds are recovered, the client owes no recovery fee.
Language note. Belua Capital does not advertise "zero risk." Court costs and assignment terms are governed by the specific written engagement agreement. Some advances may be billable independent of recovery — your engagement letter will specify.
How the No Recovery, No Fee Model Works
2. Written Engagement Agreement
If we accept the case, you receive a written agreement specifying contingency percentage, court cost responsibility, assignment terms, and termination conditions. You sign before any work begins.
3. Enforcement Work
We conduct asset location, file liens, serve discovery, file garnishments, and pursue proceedings supplementary as appropriate. You are kept informed of material developments.
4. Recovery & Fee Settlement
Recovered funds are disbursed per the engagement agreement: court costs deducted, contingency fee deducted, net to client. If no funds are recovered, no recovery fee is owed.
Required FAQ — Engagement Terms
What costs does Belua Capital advance on my behalf?
Court filing fees, sheriff fees, garnishment service fees, and certain investigation costs may be advanced under the written engagement agreement. Whether advances are recovered before contingency calculation, or billed separately, is specified in your engagement letter.
What happens if Belua Capital collects nothing?
Under a no-recovery, no-fee engagement, no contingency fee is owed. Court costs and assignment terms depend on your specific written agreement. If we determine the case is uncollectable mid-engagement, we may recommend termination rather than continuing to incur costs.
How does Belua Capital get paid?
Belua Capital is paid by contingency from recovered funds. The percentage is set in the written engagement agreement at intake based on case complexity, age of judgment, and likely enforcement path. Recovered funds are disbursed under the agreement before any net is sent to client.
What types of judgments does Belua Capital accept?
Final civil judgments entered in Florida courts: small claims, county court, and circuit court. Money judgments are the typical case. Judgments under appeal are not accepted until final. Default judgments and consent judgments are eligible if proper service is documented.
Does Belua Capital serve all Florida counties?
Primary service area is Seminole, Orange, Volusia, Lake, and Osceola Counties — Central Florida. Statewide Florida cases are accepted by arrangement based on asset location, judgment value, recovery potential, and coordination with retained local counsel where required for filings.
Can Belua Capital collect a judgment with no upfront cost?
Yes. Under a no-recovery, no-fee agreement, the client pays only from recovered funds per the written agreement. Cases with no viable enforcement path are declined at intake. Court costs and assignment terms are specified in the engagement letter.
Submit Your Judgment — Initial Information
Every field is reviewed by a licensed Florida investigator. Two-minute submission, written response within one business day.
- Judgment amount — principal and any prior accrued interest already calculated
- Judgment date — for §55.03 interest calculation and §55.081 lifespan check
- County where entered — controls clerk records and lien recording venue
- Debtor type — individual or business (active vs. closed/dissolved)
- Known bank or employer — optional but accelerates enforcement decisions
- Prior payments received — affects principal calculation and bad-faith analysis
Ready to Stop Carrying an Unpaid Judgment?
Engagement begins only by signed written agreement. No recovery, no fee per that agreement.
Submit Your JudgmentRelated Florida Enforcement Topics
- Collect an unpaid Florida judgment
- Florida judgment interest rate
- Florida bank garnishment
- Florida wage garnishment §222.11
- Florida judgment lien
- Florida writ of execution
- Proceedings supplementary §56.29
- Florida judgment lifespan
- Stale judgment collection
- Closed business judgment collection
- Sell my Florida judgment
- Florida judgment debtor exam
Last reviewed: April 2026