If a Judgment was satisfied by other parties, can they still come after me for the entire amount?
If the judgment was paid (which is what I assume you are saying) then no.
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If the judgment was paid (which is what I assume you are saying) then no.
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Many more facts are needed. To what extent were you aware of this at the time?
Yes, to do this you'd file a petition in Family Court.
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If it's part of a divorce settlement, no, she should not be able to discharge it. is the divorce finalized yet (has a judgment been granted)?
No. The trustee doesn't have the power to discharge anything (though some seem to now and then as as if they do). Only a judge can do that,...
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