§ 16378 Judgment Creditor Deposit Rules
This law explains what happens to money that someone deposits to cover a court judgment. It says the money is held safely and given to the person who won the court case if they ask for it.
Imagine you owe someone money because a court said so, and you deposit that money with the state to prove you'll pay.
The state holds the money and gives it to the person you owe if they ask for it within two years. If they don’t ask for it in two years, you get the money back.
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§ 16378 Judgment Creditor Deposit Rules
Last verified: January 9, 2026