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legally, sue him for his balance of the mortgage owed (much good that it will do her)
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chuckles
If he has no current wages or assets, would that judgement remain in effect for future earnings? In bankruptcy, would she be treated like a creditor? -- nm
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Fuzzy (aka mrfuzzy)
Jul 30 '10, 12:41
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judgments are usually enforceable for a specific term (like 20 years, but i don't know what that term is in Pennsylvania). if he declares bankruptcy
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chuckles
Jul 30, 12:45
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