cival law
How long does a cival judgment stay on your credit history in the state of california.
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Read More Answered By: Robert F. Cohen |
Re: cival law The issue with a judgment isn't only how long it stays on your credit report -- but that it can be renewed after 10 years have elapsed. So the judgment creditor could try to collect for many, many years. |
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