Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

You need to review the court file in this matter. Each time any amount was added to the judgment (interest, costs, fees, etc...) it has to be done on a specific form and filed with the Court. Those should all be in the file an allow you to determine as of today what the absolute total amount owed is. If you have already paid that, or paid more, then set a motion before the judge hearing the case for a determination of satsifaction of judgment. That is about the only way to force the plaintiffs to prove-up the total amount owed, the payments you have been credited for and what remains to be paid.

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