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What Is A Judgment? In this informative video, we will clarify the concept of a judgment and its implications in the financial realm. A judgment is a formal decision by a court that resolves legal disputes, determining the obligations of the parties involved. We will discuss how judgments typically arise in personal finance, particularly concerning debts like credit card balances and personal loans.

You will learn about the impact of a judgment on a debtor's finances and how it can affect their relationship with banks and credit unions. We’ll cover the process of garnishment and how creditors can legally collect debts through bank account access. Additionally, we will explain the unique approach credit unions take with statutory liens, allowing them to manage defaults without court intervention.

Understanding judgment monitoring is essential for both financial institutions and their customers. We will highlight how judgments can influence credit scores and the ability to secure loans or open new accounts. Finally, we will touch on recent changes in state laws that simplify the collection process for creditors, ensuring that banks are prepared to respond effectively.

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