California Judgment Renewal Calculator (CCP §683.020)

Calculate your 10-year enforcement deadline and renewal filing dates under CCP §683.020

Judgment Entry Date

Date the court entered your judgment (check the court file stamp)

Original Judgment Amount ($)

Principal amount of the judgment (before interest and costs)

Post-Judgment Interest Rate (%)

Default is 10% per year (CCP §685.010(a)). Enter contract rate if different.

I have already filed one or more renewals

Number of Renewals Filed

Each renewal extends enforcement for another 10 years

Renewal Timeline

Original Judgment Entry Date

Current Expiration Date

Days Until Expiration

Recommended Filing Deadline

File Application for Renewal (EJ-190) at least 30 days before expiration for safety margin

Total Accrued Interest to Date

California Code of Civil Procedure References

CCP §683.020 – Judgments enforceable for 10 years from entry
CCP §683.110 – Renewal extends enforcement for additional 10 years
CCP §683.120 – Renewal must be filed before judgment expires
CCP §683.130 – Application for Renewal of Judgment (Form EJ-190)
CCP §683.150 – Notice of Renewal must be served on judgment debtor
CCP §683.170 – Court clerk enters renewal without hearing
CCP §685.010 – Post-judgment interest accrues at 10% per year (default)

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