Neither #1 nor #2 is completely correct. The judgment can "attach" to the homestead, but if you want to sell it or refinance it, there is a...

A default judgment is entered if you do not defend against the lawsuit, and it is basically the end of the case, with you owing the money. A...

There is no need to file a partition action if it is not contested. You just list the property for sale and split the proceeds.

There is a corporate Fact Information Sheet, and a personal one. If the judgment is against only the company, then you only need to complete the...

You may be entitled to surplus funds, but there are time limits within which to act. You should consult an attorney here in Lee County.

A judgment can last up to 20 years. After 10 years, it has to be renewed for another 10 years. If the amount of the judgment is substantial, or...

Without seeing the documentation and understanding the background, it would be impossible to give legal advice. You should arrange a consultation...

You may have a right to damages or even "specific performance," depending on what the contract says. You should probably consult an attorney here...

A judgment can be a lien on real estate, but it is not the same thing as owning real estate. You need a deed for that. I suggest you speak with...

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