Something in the judgment is being used to identify you as the consumer. If a II'd or II'rd, that amy be the case, but I would scour the judgment for any identifiers that show you are not the party identified in the judgment. A letter from dad admitting himself to have been the defandant would certainly help. Identification of the defendent's correspondence address? Name of the atty, if any, who represented the defendant, which you could use to contact them and get their support in correcting the record?
Some info that you can clearly show as not relating to you......
I would start by sending all documentation to the judgment court, along with showing of its presence in your credit report as evidence of harm of the unclearness of the judgment, and ask them to remedy their posting
Statute of limitations on enforcement of a judgment will be set forth in the statute and rules of court procedure relating to judgments on debt. Some legal research needed.
However, the judgment creditor can usually get the enforceability of a judgment extended by notification to the court of its continued non-satisfaction, so whatever date is no running most likely wont become an absolute expiration of enforceability.
