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Pehaps, but in most cases it would be temporary, as the majority of judgments are renewable and can legally be reentered on a CR. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Judgement will "fall off" of your credit as long as the Plaintiff does not petition the court again. I am speaking first hand here! Y-THINK-Y

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