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You have to pay the creditor the full amount of the debt for which the lien against the property was issued.

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Pay it off. Get a receipt and send a copy to the issuing court of the judgement. In NYS judgements can last at least 10 years and in some cases maybe longer.

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Once the judgment lien has been paid off the creditor is obligated to record a satisfaction of the lien in the land records. The recording of the satisfaction will remove the lien.

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Satisfy it.

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