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That sounds a bit odd. If you paid the judgment the attorney is required by law to report the satisfaction to the court. Whether or not the creditor oks it. You have paid what you owe and that is what you are supposed to do.
The only time I could see the attorney needing an OK from the creditor would be to have it vacated.
I would talk to another attorney and ask them for advice.
If I am reading the post correctly, the judgment remains unpaid, and you cant find the currrent owner to pay it?
If that is the case, I would notify the court of your attempts to satisfy the judgment, and that the current heir to the judgment debt cannot be located.
I'm sure that is a common occurence, and that the court has set procedures for handing such issues, and can advise as to your legal requirements.
I read it the other way. It was paid yet remained showing unsatisfied.