Even if the company has shut its doors or closed it's operation, you would have to pay (there is someone to pay to) in any of the following situations:1) The company was a corporation or LLC and, while out of business, still exists; since it still exists, it is entitled to payment on the judgment.2) The company was a sole proprietorship; in that case, the owner is entitled to payment of the judgment, since he and the company are effectively one.3) The company sold or otherwise transferred its right to be paid to another person or company.