The California Notice Of Hearing On Right To Homestead Exemption (Enforcement Of Judgment) is a legal document used to notify a homeowner of a pending hearing to determine if their right to a homestead exemption should be enforced. This document is typically issued by a court, after a judgment has been issued against the homeowner for a debt. The document will include the date, time, and location of the hearing, as well as the name of the judge and court and the parties involved. The Notice will also include a description of the homestead exemption, the grounds for enforcement, and the rights of the homeowner. There are two main types of California Notice Of Hearing On Right To Homestead Exemption (Enforcement Of Judgment): prejudgment and post-judgment. A pre-judgment Notice of Hearing is issued before a judgment is entered, and a post-judgment Notice of Hearing is issued after a judgment is entered. Both types of Notice of Hearings are used to notify a homeowner of their right to a homestead exemption.