You won your court case — so why can't you collect the money? One Tenn. woman's fight explains it all
Elizabeth Johnson won a $1,500 judgment against her neighbor for damaging her decorative gas lamp post but struggled to collect the payment. After the neighbor ignored court orders, a gas company, Piedmont, stepped in to remove the charges and take over debt collection.
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