Hi! judgments are negative information and they cannot be removed from the file before the seven years. This is according to the laws of the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You can't remove the valid ones, but you must dispute the one that is placed inaccurately in your file. It is hurting your credit in bad ways. If you have papers to prove the falsified judgment on you, send copies to the credit bureau that is reporting this entry. The bureau will run an investigation and verify the item with the information providers. If they don't get any legitimate records, it will be removed from your file.
Place your dispute with the bureau in writing and keep everything documented. Send your letters through certified mail with return receipt requested. You will be able to track down the dates of your disputes placed.