Had a frustrating example of judge-made law in court yesterday. We took an approx. $20k judgment against a defendant. I always try to get a Memorandum of Judgment signed simultaneously with entry of Judgment to immediately lock-up any real estate. This is proper. A judgment is a “judgment” immediately! And yet the Court yesterday required us to wait 30 days before they’ll sign-off on a Memorandum of Judgment.
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