Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Credit Repair | Judgements


If you have judgments against you, they can sometimes appear for longer than 7 years on your report, but the laws vary in each state. Judgments can also be re-filed after they expire. Judgments are filed in a fi fa document at your local courthouse.

Regardless of your state’s laws, you should also challenge any judgments that are older than 7 years, because the burden of proof is put on them, not you, and you may get it removed.

If you decide to settle a judgment by paying it off, or having an attorney negotiate for you, make it a condition that all negative information will be deleted from your file by the creditor. Don’t forget to get everything in writing.


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