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When trying to collect judgments in California, creditors often learn that debtors have fraudulently transferred assets to their spouses, relatives, trusts, and business entities. Creditors should understand the remedies available to them in dealing with fraudulent transfers. In California, any person who assists a debtor in concealing assets from a creditor may be liable both … Continue reading Fraudulent Transfer Claims When Enforcing Judgments in California
After a creditor has obtained a judgment lien by recording an Abstract of Judgment, it is important to understand the duration of such judgment lien. Unless the judgment is earlier satisfied or the judgment lien is released, a real property judgment lien typically remains in effect for 10 years from the date of entry of … Continue reading Judgment Liens Against Real Property in California – Part 4
After a judgment creditor has obtained a judgment lien by recording an Abstract of Judgment, is the judgment debtor entitled to notice of the judgment lien? The answer is “yes”. The judgment creditor may give notice to the debtor by serving a copy of the Abstract of Judgment on the debtor. Service can be made … Continue reading Judgment Liens Against Real Property in California – Part 3