Is there statutory authority in California to apply post judgment payments first to interest, then to principal?
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Read More Answered By: Aaron Feldman |
Yes. Generally Code of Civil Procedure Section 685 deals with calculating interest. However, it is also standard under any loan (a home loan, a credit card) that payments go first to interest and then applied to reduce principal. |
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