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Helping my girlfriend rebuild her credit. She has multiple student loans that are late, but I first want to get som information on Public Records:
She has one Public Record from back in July 2004. When I asked her about it, she said it was from an old apartment she used to rent. Will this go
away after 7 years? (This July)??
Legal Item filed on Jul, 2004
| Legal Item |
| ######## |
| ###### |
| Jul, 2004 |
| $2,709 |
Estancia Riverside Llc |
01/18/09-Exp-632/Trans-610/Eq-576
06/30/09-Exp-647/Trans-629/Eq-62107/17/09-Exp???/Trans-???/Eq-635
@notoriousrod wrote:Helping my girlfriend rebuild her credit. She has multiple student loans that are late, but I first want to get som information on Public Records:
She has one Public Record from back in July 2004. When I asked her about it, she said it was from an old apartment she used to rent. Will this go
away after 7 years? (This July)??
Legal Item filed on Jul, 2004
Type [?] Legal Item Court number [?] ######## Case number [?] ###### Date filed [?] Jul, 2004 Amount [?] $2,709 Plaintiff [?] Estancia Riverside Llc
Judgments usually drop after 7 years, but technically they can remain until the statute of limitations has expired if longer than 7 years. If the judgment is renewed, it can also continue on your credit report for another 7 years. But, again, they usually drop after 7 years.