If you win your case and the judge issues a judgment in your favor, you can begin collecting your judgment.
You must wait at least 30 days before enforcing your judgment.
How Do I Enforce My judgment?
You are the judgment creditor. You must collect your judgment. The court will not collect it for you.
Collection depends on how much information you have about the debtor's assets.
For example, if you have information about the debtor's income or property,
you may be able to attempt a wage garnishment, bank levy, or lien on real estate.
Low-income individuals can receive assistance with collecting their judgment through the
Inland Empire Latino Lawyers Association (IELLA) by calling:
951-369-3009 (phone).