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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: buying non recorded judgment Posted by Travis-CA on March 21, 2004 at 12:03 AM In Reply to: buying non recorded judgment posted by todd on March 21, 2004 at 11:02 AM : Hello Ward, : If one buys a judgement, what is the proccess and about how long does it take to get and record an abstract of judgement. : thanks Todd, The process for procuring a non recorded judgment is simple, all you need is for the original creditor or current assignee of record, to execute an “Acknowledgement of Assignment of Judgment” in compliance with CCP§§ 673, and file it with the court. The process for obtaining an Abstract of Judgment is also a simple task, simply complete the Judicial Council form EJ-001 “Abstract of Judgment” and file it with the court, once approved by the court ( some courts stamp it right there for you, and others mail your abstract back to you) you can take your abstract the county recorders office and record it against the debtor, which will immediately attach by operation of law to all real property in the debtors name. Travis Follow Ups: Re: buying non recorded judgment Irwin(CA) 2:30 PM, 03/21/04 (5) Assignment of Judgment form... Ward-CA- 5:06 PM, 03/21/04 (4) Re: Assignment of Judgment form... Craig in LA 2:34 PM, 03/23/04 (3) Re: Assignment of Judgment form... carolyn 2:29 PM, 04/07/04 (2) Re: Assignment of Judgment form... Chris Ghandour 7:01 AM, 07/29/04 (1) Re: Assignment of Judgment form... Don Jordan 2:29 PM, 06/30/11 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : Hello Ward, : : If one buys a judgement, what is the proccess and about how long does it take to get and record an abstract of judgement. : : thanks : Todd, : The process for procuring a non recorded judgment is simple, all you need is for the original creditor or current assignee of record, to execute an “Acknowledgement of Assignment of Judgment” in compliance with CCP§§ 673, and file it with the court. : The process for obtaining an Abstract of Judgment is also a simple task, simply complete the Judicial Council form EJ-001 “Abstract of Judgment” and file it with the court, once approved by the court ( some courts stamp it right there for you, and others mail your abstract back to you) you can take your abstract the county recorders office and record it against the debtor, which will immediately attach by operation of law to all real property in the debtors name. : : Travis : Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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