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CAJP logoCalifornia Association of Judgment ProfessionalsSince 1999
Since 1999 · California

Won a judgment but can't collect? Our members can help.

CAJP is California's professional association for judgment enforcement: recovery specialists, attorneys, investigators and process servers who recover unpaid court judgments.

Our focus is California law, but CAJP has members all across the U.S., and we welcome new members from any state.

1999serving California since
82listed professionals
501(c)(6)non-profit association

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What is judgment enforcement?

A judgment says you're owed money. It doesn't make the debtor pay.

Courts don't collect judgments. Judgment professionals specialize in that work: locating debtors, identifying assets and using the enforcement procedures the law provides.

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Tools our members use

  • Wage garnishments
  • Debtor examinations in court
  • Property liens
  • Levies on bank accounts and other assets
  • Court-ordered turnover of assets
For professionals

Why judgment professionals join CAJP

The people who do this work best, sharing what they know.

1

A statewide network

Contacts and resources across California, plus referrals to process servers and attorneys.

2

The member Forum

Ask a question in the morning, get answers from seasoned enforcers by lunch.

3

Listed where creditors look

A profile in our Find a Judgment Professional directory, with your photo, website and the areas you serve.

4

Education discounts

Savings on the Fundamentals class, the annual conference, webinars and luncheons.

5

Credibility

Membership tells creditors you're a specialized business that follows CAJP's professional guidelines.

6

A voice in Sacramento

Our Legislation & Forms committee tracks new laws and court forms that affect your work.

Join California's judgment enforcement community

Membership is $295 a year, renewing every March 1. New non-attorney members can start Provisional at $195.

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