Yes they can garnish and levy against all assets until the debt is satisfied, incurring penalties and interest.

Recording the judgment is an important first step. Contact the Recorder and see if they have forms or other requirements. This MN court website...

Yes. This may be a small claims case.

If you paid a scammer you can sue them if you can find them. Also report to government authorities.

Check the court file to see if anything has been filed.

Moving does not effect the statute of limitations. If you did not incur the debt you should not have to pay it.

With that much money claimed, you may want an attorney to make the contact, review the contract, see if anything must be paid and negotiate if...

If you received a subpoena, not just a summons, you are subject to arrest if not appear.

You can tell the lawyer to end the case. You at want to get the attorney to get a waiver from the other side so you are not responsible for costs...

It depends on the court order and what was stated when you paid. Absent anything to the contrary, you are correct not them.