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Once judgment is entered against the debtor, the debtor will have a 30 day period in which they can appeal the judgment or ask the court to vacate the judgment. After this 30 day period has passed, and if you have not been paid in full, you may move to seize the debtor's assets in order to satisfy your judgment.
My mother had something similar. Actually it was a tax lien that had been paid off. I had to get a Certificate of Release. Maybe not the quite the same but I believe some of the steps would be the same. If you already have the Judgement release you would just Do a credit dispute with the credit bureaus. All of them you can do online now. Scan a copy of the judgement and attach to the online dispute. The credit bureau will take 30 days to investigate it.