Rule 2158 Effect of judgment against association

If you win a lawsuit against an unincorporated association, you can use that court judgment to go after the association's property to collect what you are owed. This applies whether the association was sued under its own name or through a trustee ad litem (a person appointed to represent the group in court).

The judgment only lets you collect from property that belongs to the association itself. It does not automatically let you go after the personal property of individual members just because they were named in the lawsuit alongside the association.