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The California Association of Judgment Professionals has brought California's judgment enforcement professionals together since 1999. A 501(c)(6) non-profit.

c/o Judgment Recovery Assistance, LLC
92 Corporate Park, Suite C 220
Irvine, CA 92606

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Everett Livaha, judgment professional in Alameda County | CAJP

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Everett Livaha

Terrific Judgment Recovery · Based in Alameda County

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Judgment Enforcement

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Alameda

CAJP history

Member since: 2014 (12 years)
Board of Directors service: None on record
Conferences, classes & webinars attended (13): CAJP Annual Conference - October 16-18, 2026 (Annual Conference, 2026)
CAJP Annual Conference - October 18-19, 2025 (Annual Conference, 2025)
Webinar Topic: CAJP LEGISLATIVE UPDATE (Webinar, 2024)
CAJP Annual Conference (Annual Conference, 2023)
Webinar: “Title Companies, Escrows, and Judgment Liens on Real Property in California” (Webinar, 2023)
Renewing Judgments Webinar (Webinar, 2023)
CAJP Annual Conference (Annual Conference, 2022)
Judgment Enforcement Fundamentals Class (Class, 2022)
2021 CAJP Annual Conference (Annual Conference, 2021)
CAJP 2020 Annual Conference - Virtual (Annual Conference, 2020)
CAJP 2018 Annual Conference (Annual Conference, 2018)
Fundamentals Class March 31, 2017 (Court Holiday) by WEBINAR (Webinar, 2017)
CAJP Annual Conference 2016 (Annual Conference, 2016)

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(510) 733-2082
terrificjudgment@outlook.com
terrificjudgmentrecovery.com

Members are independent businesses. Members who aren't licensed attorneys can't give legal advice or represent anyone in court. CAJP doesn't assign cases or guarantee results.