Judgment Enforcement

Our experienced professionals assist in the pursuit and collection of judgments obtained from our clients, securing assets through a multistep process.

Our judgment collection lawyers are highly skilled, experienced professionals who use time-proven strategies and techniques to collect and enforce judgments placed with our firm.

We combine our knowledge and experience with the latest technologies to provide you with the most effective means of judgment enforcement. Through dedicated and relentless focus, our team is often able to recover the full amount of client judgments, as well as accrued interest and costs.

All judgments that we receive are immediately assigned to and managed by one of our experienced lawyers who will proceed with execution or enforcement remedies to give you the best chance for recovery.

The GP&A Way
California has a variety of enforcement remedies that offer creditors the best opportunities for recovery. GP&A helps you utilize these remedies in a cost-efficient way to properly enforce judgments. In particular, GP&A employs a variety of collection techniques, including wage garnishment, real-estate liens, and bank account, real, and personal property levies.
Time-Tested Techniques

GP&A has a proven track record of quickly and efficiently converting judgments into cash. Each judgment presents numerous options to facilitate collection and enforcement, based on your unique circumstances. Our attorneys offer time-tested techniques in this highly technical field to determine the most effective tools on a case-by-case basis.

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Areas of Practice

We attribute the success of our practice to our knowledge and breadth of experience across industries, including:

Manufacturers

Distribution

Lenders

Insurers

Software Providers

Service Providers

Transportation

Telecommunication

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