Judgment Enforcement Document in California
Why Judgment Enforcement Matters
Winning a case in court is just the first step — collecting the money you’re owed is another matter entirely. Many people are surprised to learn that even after receiving a judgment, they must take additional legal steps to enforce it.
Whether you’re owed money by a former tenant, business, or individual, California law provides enforcement tools such as wage garnishment, bank levies, and liens through an abstract of judgment. But each method requires accurate and timely legal forms that must be submitted properly to succeed.
Errors in these documents can cause delays or even nullify your enforcement attempts.
How We Help
At Employee Employers Solutions LLC, we offer licensed and bonded legal document preparation services to help you enforce your civil judgment efficiently and effectively. While we are not attorneys and cannot offer legal advice or represent you in court, we assist by:
- Preparing all enforcement-related court forms correctly
- Helping you choose the appropriate enforcement method for your situation
- Organizing the required supporting information
- Ensuring your documents are ready for timely submission
Our Judgment Enforcement Document Services Include:
- Abstract of Judgment Record a lien against the debtor’s real property to secure your claim
- Bank Levy Forms Initiate a levy to collect funds directly from the debtor’s bank account
- Wage Garnishment Documents (Form EJ-130) Request that a portion of the debtor’s wages be directed toward satisfying the judgment
We help make the enforcement process smoother — and give you the tools to turn your court win into actual results.
Why Choose Us?
Compassionate, confidential service
Fast, affordable flat-fee services
Trusted by clients statewide
Trusted by clients statewide