§ 695.020.Community Property

Community property gets folded into judgment enforcement through a cross-reference rather than its own detailed rules -- subdivision (a) says community property is subject to enforcement of a money judgment as provided in the Family Code, leaving the substantive community-property rules to that code.

Subdivisions (b)(1) and (b)(2) do the real procedural work here. They extend every provision of this division that applies to a judgment debtor's property, or to obligations owed to the debtor, so that it also reaches the community property interest of the debtor's spouse and community obligations owed to that spouse. The same extension applies to provisions governing property in the debtor's possession or control -- those provisions also reach community property in the spouse's possession or control.

In practice, that means a creditor enforcing against one spouse doesn't need a separate set of rules to reach community assets that happen to sit with, or be owed to, the other spouse. The enforcement provisions built around the judgment debtor carry over to the community share of the non-debtor spouse, unless the provision or context requires otherwise.