Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

Re: How do i pay a judgment...

You may still have some options available to you even if you have a judgment against you. You may contact our office if you need further assistance.

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Re: How do i pay a judgment...

Thanks for your inquiry. From the date of a judgment, you may have a certain time to appeal, which depends on where they obtained the judgment (small claims, federal court, etc) against you.

Assuming that you don't want to appeal or declare bankruptcy, a judgment is mean to be paid in full. Although they can garnish wages, or seize a bank account, etc., you can make payments instead, if the creditor agrees. Otherwise, you can pay in full, or do nothing, and leave it up to them to decide how best to collect.

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