SVTP Detectives: Please Help

[lilcoop03]

I remember reading threads on here where some of you guys were able to locate people and I'm trying to get the new address of a guy who screwed me out of $500. He backed out of a contract for me to buy his house and sold it to someone else for more money and left town. I went to court and won the case against him but he moved to another town and I want this judgement to follow him wherever he goes.

I know his full name and his wife's and what town he is in, I just need the new address so I can have this judgement executed again.

Can anyone help? I'd really appreciate it..

Thanks

 

[Pribilof]

familytreenow.com

Does the county his town is in list property records online? If so, Google probably indexes those pages. In Denver I'd search "Person Name" site:denvergov.org and it'll take me right to their property records.

 

[lilcoop03]

familytreenow.com

Does the county his town is in list property records online? If so, Google probably indexes those pages. In Denver I'd search "Person Name" site:denvergov.org and it'll take me right to their property records.

Ill give that a shot, thanks

 

[lilcoop03]

I'm not getting anything on the county website.. He is likely just renting a home and they didn't move out of state, so they wouldn't have had to re-register their vehicle..

I'm not getting much help on familytreeenow, either.

 

[_Snake_]

I'm not getting anything on the county website.. He is likely just renting a home and they didn't move out of state, so they wouldn't have had to re-register their vehicle..

I'm not getting much help on familytreeenow, either.

Try the county tax collectors site (property taxes).

 

[lilcoop03]

Try the county tax collectors site (property taxes).

That's where I went and couldn't find anything.

I doubt he owns anything there already.. Probably renting a house and they just moved to another county, not out of state so they wouldn't have to re-register their car

 

[black4vcobra]

Just a thought but what if you sent a certified letter to his old address. If he has his mail forwarded to his new address you may get a delivery receipt showing the new address.

Then if you get a match you can go to where he lives and remove the valve stems from his tires.

 

[HillbillyHotRod]

If he left a forwarding address you can request that from the PO. Or at least you could.