How to remove court judgement from credit report?

A judgment was awarded against me and a small claims court put a entry in my credit report.





If I pay the creditor, will the court remove the entry? Creditor agreed to sign a letter stating that there are no open disputes between me and them (as long as I pay them) which I then can send to the credit buerua and aske them to remove it.





Is it possible? Has anyone done it?

How to remove court judgement from credit report?
Judgments either paid or not remain for either 7-years or until the statute of limitations runs out whichever is longer.
Reply:Nope the judgement will show as paid, but will still remain on your credit report for 10 years.
Reply:Judgments- paid or not stay on credit for 10 years. If you pay it then you need to have it released by having a release filed in the county. Send the recorded release (copy) to each of the 3 credit bureaus %26amp; they will mark it paid/satisfied. But as for getting it removed, not gonna happen. Also a letter from the creditor is not enough to get it cleared- it must be a release of judgment form - signed, notarized and recorded to be valid.
Reply:You cannot remove court judgments. Should have settled the debt before it came to that.
Reply:once something is on your credit report it is there for 10 years even if you settled before and paid less.. credit bureau will not remove before it`s time paper work or not..
Reply:No this will not come off your report even if you pay them. Is stays on for 10 years

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