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The Period Has Expired. Most judgments remain on credit reports for seven years and six months. If this period of time has passed, you should contact the credit agencies and make sure they remove the judgment. The seven year and six month time period is not absolute, however.
What can the creditor do to collect on the judgment? How will a judgment affect my credit? What can I do to resolve the judgment? This article explains the basics of judgment collection in Texas. It is not comprehensive. It is just a general overview of the most common judgment collection tactics and situations. What can a creditor do if it gets a judgment against you? There are many things a judgment can do to satisfy its judgments. These few things are just the most common post judgment collection tactics. Bank Account Levy: A judgment creditor can levy any bank account that has your name on it, including joint accounts with other people.