Sentences with phrase «judgment appears on your credit report»

Should this occur, the judgment appears on your credit report for seven years from the date the court entered its decision in the public record.

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Your medical debt can appear on your credit report as a judgment if the collection agency wins a lawsuit.

A lawsuit is a matter of public record, so if the court grants a judgment against you, this will also appear on your credit report.

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Yes, you can dispute Bankruptcies, Late Payments, Judgments and absolutely anything else that appears on your credit report.

According to FICO, if a lien or judgment does not match three of their four criteria (name, address, social security number, and birthdate), it will no longer appear on your credit report as of July 1st.

It's even possible that a judgment can appear on your credit report without your knowledge.

«The judgment appears as a public record in a credit report and has no direct effect on accounts included in the credit history,» Griffin says.

At this point the judgment will appear on your credit report.

The bank may not be able to get a judgment against you if it's been more than two years since you made a payment but you still owe the debt and it still appears on your credit report.

He can hold you financially responsible for his losses and seek a deficiency judgment that will appear on your credit report even if you don't have the money to pay it.

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