Expiration of Judgement in Virginia

[Rick68]

Update!
This question has been satisfactorily answered elsewhere.
No further input necessary.

 

[quincy]

Update!
This question has been satisfactorily answered elsewhere.
No further input necessary.

That is good news. Thank you for the update.

 

[doucar]

" There is no reason -- other than if an appeal was filed -- why a case from a general district court might get "docketed" in a circuit court. "

As I posted previously, you docket a general district court judgment in in ciruiit court to perfect a judgment lien on real property in the county.

 

[quincy]

" There is no reason -- other than if an appeal was filed -- why a case from a general district court might get "docketed" in a circuit court. "

As I posted previously, you docket a general district court judgment in in ciruiit court to perfect a judgment lien on real property in the county.

I think zddoodah (whose comment you quoted above) must have missed your post.

Rick68 apparently has found the answer he was looking for elsewhere, though, so all now seems right in his world.

 

[Zigner]

Rick68 apparently has found the answer he was looking for elsewhere, though, so all now seems right in his world.

Hopefully that "elsewhere" was an attorney licensed to practice in VA. Otherwise, the OP's only got guesses.