Perspective
Apr. 2, 2013
Can't get no satisfaction (of judgment)
In most cases, our efforts are spent in trying to enforce a judgment. As a result, very little time is spent and very little is written regarding what to do when a judgment has been satisfied. By Ira Friedman and David Friedman
As Mick Jagger famously belts out, "I can't get no Satisfaction," so too judgment debtors in some cases can't get their satisfaction of judgment documents once the judgment has been satisfied. Of course, we all know in reality Mr. Jagger got his satisfaction, and attorneys for judgment debtors want their satisfaction, too.
In most cases, our efforts are spent in trying to enforce a...
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