mariamne7

As an update (if anyone is interested), they got back to me and said they'd file a motion to vacate with the court after payment posted, but it would be at the judge's discretion to vacate or not. I got this in writing, and made payment via debit card. The guy who was managing my account was really nice and said that as soon as payment posted they'd send satisfaction of judgment to the court along with the motion to vacate - probably on Monday. Fingers crossed. In an ideal world, it'll be vacated before it ever hits my CR. In a less ideal world, it'll hit my CR as paid, then disappear when (if

I lost to Midland and, although I really wanted to appeal, I decided to just take my lumps and pay. BUT I wanted to try to get the judgment vacated in return for paying. I sent a letter to the law firm that won a judgment against me asking them if they could vacate the judgment after I paid in full. They called me yesterday (2/19) said since judgment was entered on the 6th, they only have until today to vacate so I would have to get certified payment to them by today. The person I spoke with (not a lawyer) said that if I couldn't make payment by today, all they'd be able to do is file that t