Firstly, did you ever receive a dismissal letter from the court? You likely would have about 6-12 months after the case was originally filed. If you had moved sometime between acquiring the debt and the case, that could explain not receiving any such notice. Also, it's possible that particular court doesn't mail those out or it simply got lost in the mail.
Only one of the links worked briefly. Probably my PCs security settings blocking the site - TinyPic / Photobucket appears an unsafe place to visit unsecured.
Based on the little I could see, considering the CA involved (imho, a slipshod outfit) and the type of court it was filed, my hunch is the case was demissed due to lack of proper service.
Furthermore, based on the CA shown , they likely wouldn't have refiled. But they or another CA possibly could prior to end of SOL, so tread carefully. Once it's well out of SOL, that's the time go on the offensive. Simply dispute it...
Credit bureaus often put minimal effort into verifying a disputed judgement, since that takes time / costs money (3rd party vendors gather such info; courts don't report directly to bureaus), and instead will simply delete it. In your situation, regardless, the judgement should be removed, since the case was dismissed; no judgement entered.
