What happens when a NEGLIGANCE default judgement is never paid?

A company was sued for negligence.
A pt broke their hip as a result. The co never appeared in court, or thier INSURANCE co, and eventually went the DEFAULT status, they STILL never attended. Judge ruled contained by our favor for X amount of dollars (4 months ago).
My lawyer has requested amt to be paid which go ignored.. Lawyer has also requested a lein on payments to this company from Medicaid and our states insurance companies....now they own been instructed to SELL their property and send my lawyer the proceeds.
If they REFUSE this as all right and file chapter 13, whatever it is...will our settlement be dismissed like a credit card debt?
I enjoy asked my lawyer but he has not responded yet.
yes it can be dismissed surrounded by bankruptcy chapter 13. Your attorney needs to be vigilant if they file for ruin and file the proper bankruptcy papers for entitlement if they file.

Chapter 13 is reorganization of their debt near intent to stay in debt.

Chapter 7 would look to liquidate eveything and pay off the creditors.

It is at the courts discretion on what theyare going to do, and what will arise to the judgement you have against them. Please be advised that your attorney needs to stay over this, and the judgement must be reinforced so often as to not drop off or away.

In my opinion....they be not properly insured...or the insurance company would have paid. If they were insured...you should own also sued their insurance company. But more than likely you are only going to get a portion of what ever the court awarded. Also, the state within which you live in generally has a fund within which you can recoup some of your losses as well as recouping through your states workmanscompensation fund.