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A judgment creditor may garnish the debtorâs bank accounts even if the creditor has not recorded its judgment or has recorded in second place. Florida Statute 55.081 states that judgments are good for 20 years. Therefore, 10 years after this callerâs creditor had obtained a judgment and recorded the judgment the creditor may have lost the priority of his recorded lien, but the judgment was still in effect and could be used to obtain a writ of garnishment.
1) There is a statue of limitations on judgments. How long the statute is depends on the state it issued from and the state you reside in. Typical statutes for judgments are 10 years or so, but check with an attorney about your specific situation. 2) Once a lien is issued, there is no statute of limitations on it. 3) A judgment can be discharged in bankruptcy. A lien is trickier, since its a security interest. There are several wrinkles, depending on different factors including what type of bankruptcy you file. The short answer is you may have the right to walk away from the lien by also walking away from the property; or you may in some circumstances have tools or leverage that will let you reduce the lien.