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can a judgment that is filed agains you also put a lein on your house??

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If your state law permits it.

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i am in new york

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Looks like it to me.

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In IL at least, once a judgment creditor has a judgment then they can fill out what's called a "Memorandum of Judgment". Judge puts his stamp on it certifying it is accurate, and then creditor would pay $26 to file the Memo of Judgment with the County Recorder. After that, it would be recorded as a lien on any real estate you own in that county.

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Sub: #6 old finger Hut Lien
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how do I clear up an old lien on my credit for the old finger Hut

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If they have a judgement and a lien, then you need to pay off the judgement. That will remove the lien.




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