collecting debts with a court order

[SlightlyDistracting]

Back in 2010 I moved back home and was looking for a quick place to rent for a couple months. I moved into a basement suite. The lady that owned the house was a real piece of work. The very first night I was there I went out for a smoke at 11pm and one more a bit later. I went to work the next day, and when I returned home all my belongings were on the ground outside, locks changed. Long story short she said I wasnt able to come or go past 11pm. And threw me out. Totally unjustified and illegal.
I took her to the Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service. It was easy to prove she LIED LIED LIED and the judge quickly awarded me every cent. The next step I was told was to file the order with the courts. DONE.
My question is what do I do next?
Can I place liens on her property?
What should I do?
How can I make her pay?

[Puma]

Better check the dates on the judgement, they have expiry/limitation date and need renewal.

I had one on a person/business and he was crafty enough that nothing was in his name. Finally gave up as it needed renewal every year.

[SlightlyDistracting]

The order is good for 10 years.
Ive known that all along
I found her and her husband, (they are both named) on Facebook finally
The last time we communicated she told me she was dying of cancer.
She looks live and well in her photos.

[densa44]

You can turn your judgement over to one of these organization and they will keep 1/3 of what ever they collect. They will hound your land lady to the ends of the earth for their money.

That maybe be your best bet.

[Rockman]

You could try contacting her first and saying you're going to a collection agency next. See if she wants to pay the easy way. Not sure on the legalities and wisdom of this approach...?

[Zip]

Would this be a job for Ken? I'm only guessing here... I have to say that to cover my own butt.. Ken is slightly bigger than me!
Zip