http://aolanswers.com/questions/collect-restitution_735018178939570/judge-ordered-judicials_495169737581110?src=rss:qbp:qpbs<p>If a judge ordered it then it's the judicial's responsibility to begin the process by making the accused pay through them in order for them to pay you. If this restitution has stopped short then it's most likely the perpetrator has in some way been incarcerated.. The biggest rip-off is when this happens because the courts often dismiss this restitution upon committing the person. Go to the courts and request an explanation for the hold up.</p>en-ushttp://s1.anscdn.net/images/answers/aolanswerslogo_rmtaac1f83.gifhttp://aolanswers.com/questions/collect-restitution_735018178939570/judge-ordered-judicials_495169737581110?src=rss:qbp:qpbs<p>If a judge ordered it then it's the judicial's responsibility to begin the process by making the accused pay through them in order for them to pay you. If this restitution has stopped short then it's most likely the perpetrator has in some way been incarcerated.. The biggest rip-off is when this happens because the courts often dismiss this restitution upon committing the person. Go to the courts and request an explanation for the hold up.</p>http://aolanswers.com/questions/collect-restitution_735018178939570/judge-ordered-judicials_495169737581110?src=rss:qbp:qbpi<p>If a judge ordered it then it's the judicial's responsibility to begin the process by making the accused pay through them in order for them to pay you. If this restitution has stopped short then it's most likely the perpetrator has in some way been incarcerated.. The biggest rip-off is when this happens because the courts often dismiss this restitution upon committing the person. Go to the courts and request an explanation for the hold up.</p>Saul T. PepperSaul T. Peppermale37answer3.0Mon, 26 Mar 2012 09:57:10 GMThttp://aolanswers.com/questions/collect-restitution_735018178939570/judge-ordered-judicials_495169737581110?src=rss:qbp:qbpi