Obtaining a judgment takes litigation skill and persistence. Enforcing it takes a different discipline — one that starts with identifying where money actually moves and ends with applying the right remedy in the right sequence.

Our practice is devoted exclusively to California judgment enforcement. Depending on the debtor’s profile, that may include bank levies and wage garnishments, pursuing assignment orders against 1099 income and other receivables, conducting debtor examinations, and recording an abstract of judgment to protect priority.

California’s Enforcement of Judgments Law provides powerful court-authorized tools, but the effectiveness of those tools depends on timing, exemptions, and leverage points. Enforcement is not a single form or a standard checklist. It’s a strategy process designed around the debtor’s assets, structure, and compliance posture.

Some matters require immediate action. Others require patience, coordination, and sustained pressure. In more complex cases — especially where the judgment is from out of state — enforcement may start with domesticating a sister-state judgment before moving into collection activity.

Each enforcement decision is deliberate. Each step is grounded in California law. The objective is simple: convert an enforceable judgment into money for our clients.