Is there a statute of limitations on getting an Abstract of Judgment?
Texas judgments are "live" and can be abstracted during the 10 years after entry (possibly even longer if the judgment is revived through a writ).
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Texas judgments are "live" and can be abstracted during the 10 years after entry (possibly even longer if the judgment is revived through a writ).
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