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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.

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92 Corporate Park, Suite C 220
Irvine, CA 92606

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Richard Morrison, judgment professional in San Mateo County | CAJP

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Richard Morrison

Black Widow Financial · Based in San Mateo County

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Classic Judgment Enforcement

Areas served

San MateoAlamedaMarinSan FranciscoSanta Clara

CAJP history

Member since: 2012 (14 years)
Board of Directors service: President, 2019
Conferences, classes & webinars attended (10): Webinar: “Title Companies, Escrows, and Judgment Liens on Real Property in California” (Webinar, 2023)
CAJP 2020 Annual Conference - Virtual (Annual Conference, 2020)
21st Anniversary CAJP Conference for 2019 (Annual Conference, 2019)
CAJP 1st Quarterly Board Meeting of 2019 – by Webinar (Webinar, 2019)
CAJP 2018 Annual Conference (Annual Conference, 2018)
Webinar - "Properly completing the Writ of Execution, Memo of Costs and Renewal of Judgment forms" (Webinar, 2018)
CAJP 2nd Quarterly Board Meeting of 2018 – by Webinar (Webinar, 2018)
CAJP 1st Quarterly Board Meeting of 2018 – by Webinar (Webinar, 2018)
CAJP 2017 Annual Conference (Annual Conference, 2017)
CAJP Annual Conference 2016 (Annual Conference, 2016)

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(650) 321-3729
blackwidowfinancial@gmail.com
blackwidowfinancial.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.