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+1 on small claims, as soon as possible.

Once you get a judgment, there's lots of ways you can put pressure on him, and to try to enforce it.

For example, you can take his judgment debtor exam. He has to show up at the court, and under penalty of perjury answer ANY questions you have about his finances, job, etc. It is very invasive. You can get form lists of questions on the internet.

Also, if he works, wage garnishment is effective.

If he owns a house, that's great, you record a lien against it.

Lots of things you can do, and do by yourself. But the first step is to get a court judgment.
You've waited long enough....................assuming the time frame has expired. Do this now.
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