California Judgment
Enforcement Counsel
Focused exclusively on turning Judgments into cash for our clients through targeted enforcement.
Based in San Diego. Active statewide.
Obtaining a Judgment Is a License to Collect
A judgment is a license to collect. It is not the finish line, and it does not enforce itself. Once litigation ends, enforcement is a separate discipline — different procedures, different pressure points, different deadlines. When trial counsel needs someone to take over after the verdict, or an out-of-state firm needs California enforcement counsel, that is the entire reason this practice exists.
Submit a Judgment for Review →What We Do
The Right Remedy, in the Right Sequence
California's Enforcement of Judgments Law gives judgment creditors significant reach. The question is rarely whether a remedy exists — it's what to use, how to use it, when to use it, and how to sequence it to disrupt the status quo. That means applying sustained, targeted pressure on a debtor's accounts, income, receivables, and property until resolution becomes the path of least resistance.
See What We Do →Who We Serve
We work with counsel who need a specialist to finish what litigation started. However your client relationship needs to be protected, we work within that structure.
Trial Counsel
Your client won. Now the judgment needs to become cash. We step in after verdict — directly with your client, behind the scenes, or in coordination with you throughout.
Your client won. Now the judgment needs to become cash. We step in after verdict — directly with your client, behind the scenes, or in coordination with you throughout.
Out-of-State Firms
Your judgment lives in another state, but your debtor or their assets live here. We domesticate and enforce it under California law.
Your judgment lives in another state, but your debtor or their assets live here. We domesticate and enforce it under California law.
Family Law Counsel
Support orders and equalization payments don't collect themselves. We enforce what the family court awarded.
Support orders and equalization payments don't collect themselves. We enforce what the family court awarded.
About Bryan
California Judgment Enforcement Counsel
Bryan started working collection matters the summer after his first year of law school. Twenty years later, his practice is entirely post-judgment enforcement — the procedural depth comes from two decades in the work, not a CLE. He founded The Grundon Law Firm in 2008 and has been admitted to the California State Bar since 2005. A native San Diegan educated at Cal Poly Humboldt, he knows the state — where the assets are and how to reach them.
See Attorney Profile →Technical Enforcement Guides
Judgment enforcement is not a form or a checklist. It is a sequence. These guides break down the mechanics — what gets filed, where process is served, and how specific remedies actually work in practice.
How I Approach Judgment Enforcement
The step-by-step process from evaluating a debtor's collectability to taking action against known assets. Fraudulent Transfer & UVTA in California
What counts as a "badge of fraud," and how we unwind a transfer made to duck a judgment. Assignment Orders on 1099 and Commission Income
How we reach income a wage garnishment can't touch. Enforcing an Out-of-State Judgment in California
What domestication actually requires, and what changes once it's done.
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The step-by-step process from evaluating a debtor's collectability to taking action against known assets. Fraudulent Transfer & UVTA in California
What counts as a "badge of fraud," and how we unwind a transfer made to duck a judgment. Assignment Orders on 1099 and Commission Income
How we reach income a wage garnishment can't touch. Enforcing an Out-of-State Judgment in California
What domestication actually requires, and what changes once it's done.