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In California, a judgment is valid for 10 years, and can be renewed indefinitely. Other States vary from 7 to 25 years.(Federal judgments expire either in 20 years, or at the same time a state judgment would expire-in the state where the Federal judgment was obtained.).Almost always, if a judgment expires, and was not renewed-it is worthless.ther States vary from 7 to 25 years. (Federal judgments expire either in 20 years, or at the same time a state judgment would expire-in the state where the Federal judgment was obtained.). Almost always, if a judgment expires, and was not renewed-it is worthless.
In most States there is a requirement that a judgment against a person must be renewed after the expiration of 10 years from the judgment. Otherwise it is no longer good. Some States allow a judgment to have a maximum term if renewed timely under the State's laws, for example 30 years or so. For a judgment to be renewed, the judgment creditor must send notice to the judgment debtor about the renewal attempt and file papers for such with the court. Ask the lawyer who wrote you to send you a copy of any renewals on the judgment.