When a judgment is entered and recorded, in most jurisdictions, it is good

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In most jurisdictions, a judgment is good for ten years once it has been entered and recorded. This means that the creditor has ten years to attempt to collect the debt owed to them by the debtor. After the ten-year period has expired, the creditor may be required to petition the court to renew the judgment if they wish to continue attempting to collect the debt.

When a Judgment Is Entered and Recorded, in Most Jurisdictions