Keep the judgment current
Preserve the judgment and its ongoing history instead of rebuilding the calculation later.
Enter the judgment amount, interest rate, costs, payments, credits, CCP references, and balance-through date. Generate a basic Judgment Balance Report without creating an account.
Start a free trial and begin your Judgment Ledger in the dashboard. Your trial begins when your account is created and ends at 11:59 PM Pacific on Day 7. No credit card is required, and the trial does not automatically convert to a paid subscription.
Use this page without logging in. The calculation and basic report use the same tested engine as the Judgment Ledger dashboard.
Future-dated entries remain in the draft, but are excluded until the balance-through date reaches the entry date.
Interest continues to accrue. Payments and credits reduce the balance. Enforcement costs may be added. Each new calculation depends on the judgment’s prior history.
A running Judgment Ledger keeps that history together, so you do not have to reconstruct dates, entries, and calculations the next time you need an updated balance.
Save your calculation as a Judgment Ledger, then keep the judgment’s activity, documents, and reports organized as the balance changes.
Preserve the judgment and its ongoing history instead of rebuilding the calculation later.
Add costs, payments, and credits with the dates and descriptions that explain each change.
Keep receipts and supporting documents with the entries they relate to in the private account dashboard.
Enhanced Report organizes the judgment history and calculations. Court Forms is a separate Judgment Ledger capability for preparing supported official forms such as MC-012 and related proof-of-service paperwork.
In the Judgment Ledger, begin typing a familiar term such as “abstract,” “writ,” “levy,” or “debtor exam” to find curated cost descriptions and statutory references. The free calculator keeps CCP/statute entry manual.
Smart CCP Lookup is a research and organizational starting point. It does not determine whether a cost is legally recoverable in a particular case.
See Judgment Ledger plansCalifornia Judgment Calculator is for people who want a clearer way to track what is owed without rebuilding the judgment history in a spreadsheet or learning professional portfolio software.
It may also help process servers, legal-support providers, collection professionals, and others who work with California judgments.
Each annual plan includes the Judgment Ledger features described above. Eligible signed-in account owners can choose and purchase a plan in the Account Center.
Your trial starts when your account is created and ends at 11:59 PM Pacific on Day 7. No credit card is required, and the trial does not automatically convert to a paid subscription.