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Hopefully, you'll win your case. But just because you win a decision in small claims court doesn't mean you'll get the money owed to you. The defendant, also known as the "judgment debtor," has 30 days to either pay you or ask for a new trial by appeal. If the debtor does not pay within 30 days, consider the steps below. Note that some of these options may not be available in your state. Check with the county clerk or an attorney to determine which options are available to you. In some states, such as California, you can garnish the defendant's wages until the debt is paid. This means a portion of any pay checks the debtor earns will go directly to you. To garnish wages you'll need to complete a "Writ of Execution" form. It must be approved by the court and served to the defendant. In some states, you can request a bank levy. This means that the money will be taken out of the defendant's bank account to satisfy the judgment. To do this, you'll need to know the name and branch address of the bank or other financial institution used by the defendant. To perform a bank levy, you'll also need to complete a "Writ of Execution" form. Another option that may be available in your state is to record an "Abstract of Judgment for Civil and Small Claims." This puts a lien on any land, house or other building the debtor owns. To record an Abstract of Judgment for Civil and Small Claims, you'll need to complete another court form. If the debtor is a business with a cash register, a law enforcement official can go to the business and take enough money to satisfy your judgment and associated fees. Another option is for law enforcement to remain in the defendant's business establishment. The officer who does this is called a "keeper." The keeper will take all funds that come in until the judgment is satisfied. To request a "till tap" or a "keeper," you must complete another court form. In some states, such as California, you must complete a "Writ of Execution" form. In some states, you must pay significant fees in advance. A till tap, for example, typically costs $60 to $100. The cost of a keeper will vary depending on how long you want them to remain at the business. A judgement debtor's examination is a procedure in which the judgment debtor must go back to court. In court, the debtor must answer questions about his/her finances. The judgment debtor will be asked about the existence, location and amount of income he/she earns. As part of the examination, you can subpoena bank books and other similar financial documents. You can also request the judge to order the defendant to turn over any assets in his/her possession. To request a judgment debtor's examination you must complete another court form. In some states, such as California, you must complete a "Judgment Debtor's Examination" form. In some states, if you win a small claims case over an auto accident and the defendant doesn't pay, you can have the defendant's license suspended. In California, you can request a 90-day suspension if the judgement is under $750. To use this option, you must complete DMV Form DL17. If the judgment is over $750, you can request suspension until the defendant satisfies the judgment. To use this option, you must complete DMV Form DL30.

summary: Understand the law. Levy the debtor's wages. Levy the debtor's bank account. Record an Abstract of Judgment. Ask the police to do a "till tap" or place a "keeper" in the debtor's business. Conduct a judgment debtor's examination. Suspend the judgment debtor's driver's license.

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Stir in a small spoonful of baking soda into hot water until it dissolves. This mixture can be used to clean all common types of dog collars. Always remove the collar from the dog before cleaning. Dip a toothbrush into the mixture and scrub the collar. Hold the collar under running water to remove the cleaning mixture. Either place on a towel to dry, or hang the collar away from direct sunlight. The collar should be nice and clean again now. If the collar is leather, do not dry near a strong heat source or in direct sunlight, as this may cause the leather to crack.

summary: Mix baking soda and water. Scrub the dog collar with this mixture. Rinse. Let dry.

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Starting with the lowest layer of hair, separate a lock of hair 12 inches (2.55 cm) wide. This should be small enough that you can fit the flat iron around it easily, and straighten it in one pass.
summary: Separate a lock of hair. Finished.