Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney's Association

I'm trying to help a prospective client avoid bankruptcy, if possible. He's
post-judgment, and disabled. He paid into a private disability policy, and
now gets $7,000 a month from that, on top of $2,000 Social Security income.
Query: is his income judgment proof? I've never seen this type of policy
payout, and cannot find anything on point (though it seems most analogous to
an annuity or pension). Can judgment creditor get their hands on his
income?
I'm trying to help a
prospective client avoid bankruptcy, if possible. He's post-judgment, and
disabled. He paid into a private disability policy, and now gets $7,000 a month
from that, on top of $2,000 Social Security income. Query: is his income
judgment proof? I've never seen this type of policy payout, and cannot
find anything on point (though it seems most analogous to an annuity or
pension). Can judgment creditor get their hands on his income?

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