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What is the best way to handle an unpaid judgment?

By JZillin , in Credit Forum

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I also posted in the mortgage forum because of the relevance of going for a mortgage next month. I have an unpaid judgment from 2000 on my report for $839.96. What is the best way to approach the judgment to pay it off as well as possibly getting it removed from my credit report? The judgment is only showing on Experian and they have been a "you know what" to try and get it deleted. Should I send the oc a letter asking if paid off to agree to........????? Please advise.

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