Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Judgements

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Have your attorney check to make sure they are certified, still alive and a valid claim against your property. Uncertified judgments are not liens and old ones die after a certain period of time. If they are valid judgments and therefore liens, the only option you have is to make arrangements to payoff the existing judgments if they are still valid.

Often times, old judgments can be settled for pennies on the dollar.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Judgements

Mr. Jay is correct. I'm sure he or I can do this work for you, but you may know already if the judgments are not old. NanceGroup.com