Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Minnesota

Your zip code indicates you live in Pine County. Assuming that is the county where the judgments are on file, I would suggest that you stop in at the county courthouse when you have a chance. Find the clerk of court and ask for the person who handles judgments. That person most likely would have a pamphlet or handout on how to remove the judgment from your record after you have received a bankruptcy discharge. It is a relatively simple process, and most of my clients do it themselves if they feel a need to.

But here's my editorial on this subject. Credit and credit reports are evil. You would be well advised to stay as far away from both of them as you can for as long as you can. Focus your attention of living without credit and forget the credit report. Step one on that road: save the $100.