[WSBARP] Expiring judgment lien question

[Kary Krismer]

Just stay very quiet until the 20 years passes.  After that it should 
just drop off the title reports.

I once had a judgment creditor start to act on the 364th day of the last 
year of the life of the judgment.  That was in the context of filing a 
bankruptcy proof of claim, so the time to complete the process was not 
an issue.

Kary L. Krismer
206 723-2148

On 8/17/2020 11:41 AM, Andrew Hay wrote:
>
> Wise ones …
>
> I have a woman with a judgment against her that was extended for ten 
> years and is now expiring.  It was not paid, but the judgment will 
> expire.  Will title companies insure her home if she sells or 
> refinances?  Is there anything affirmative that could be done to clear 
> the title?  Do I have to do quiet title?
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