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Re: Deadbeat in North Carolina
by Nicole (PA)
on August 15, 2017 @20:25
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How did she sell a house when she has a judgment against her? you should have gotten paid at closing.
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Re: Deadbeat in North Carolina
by Anonymous
on August 15, 2017 @21:24
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Only if poster put a lien on her property. If that was the case, the home would not have cleared title.
Getting a judgement is only the first step in collecting.
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Re: Deadbeat in North Carolina
by Nicole (PA)
on August 15, 2017 @23:49
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in Pennsylvania, a judgment creates a lien or cloud on the title to the property ...no further step is required to "perfect" the lien ...just get your judgment and it shows up
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Re: Deadbeat in North Carolina
by Anonymous
on August 16, 2017 @04:33
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The landlord is im NJ, the ex-tenant is in NC. The landlord has to pay a fee and get the state of NC to regconize the NJ judgement. Don't really know if the landlord has a judgement or not?
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Re: Deadbeat in North Carolina
by Jenna (NJ)
on August 16, 2017 @13:19
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I know. The state of Georgia screwed up. When I called about it they said that's why you should have had an attorney. So now she is N.C.
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