While looking into applying for a mortgage, I found I have a default civil judgement listed on my Experian credit report. The judgement was obtained fraudulently as I was never served and never had a chance to defend myself in court.Initially I disputed the record as fraudulent, but experian only confirmed the records existence. I then hired a law firm, XXXX XXXX XXXX, to fight this and they set up a settlement with the firm that sued me, XXXX ( NYS index # XXXX ). The settlement agreement stipulated the judgement being vacated with my agreement to pay a {$1300.00} settlement, in monthly {$100.00} payments until paid in full. The case is now closed, the judgement has been vacated for over one month, possibly two months, yet my latest Experian dispute over the matter did not remove the record from my report. Upon receipt of the dispute results yesterday, ( filed XXXX XXXX, 2015 ), I attempted to dispute again online with Experian and was told that I would have to mail my supporting documents when i tried to upload them electronically. Experian has failed to properly investigate my case and is keeping information on my credit report that will continue to prevent my from buying a house for my family. 
