Bern defaults on his debt to Credit Loan Company. The creditor obtains a judgment against Bern, who immediately moves to another state. Generally, the judgment will be

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Under the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the U.S. Constitution, judgments obtained in one state are generally recognized and enforceable in other states. This means that if Bern moves to another state, the judgment against him can still be honored and pursued by the creditor in the new state.

Bern Defaults on His Debt to Credit Loan Company