New York S10388 amends the civil practice law to redefine "satisfaction" of judgments, allow filing by affirmation, extend the attorney filing period.

New York S10388 amends the civil practice law and rules to redefine "satisfaction" of judgments, allowing it to be filed by affirmation rather than requiring notarization. The bill extends the period during which attorneys may file satisfaction of judgment from ten to twenty years. It also clarifies that the twenty-day time limit for filing satisfactions of judgment is measured in business days. This change aims to streamline the process for satisfying judgments and ensure timely compliance by judgment creditors.

New York S10388 amends the civil practice law to redefine "satisfaction" of judgments, allow filing by affirmation, extend the attorney filing period.

New York S10388 amends the civil practice law and rules to redefine "satisfaction" of judgments, allowing it to be filed by affirmation rather than requiring notarization. The bill extends the period during which attorneys may file satisfaction of judgment from ten to twenty years. It also clarifies that the twenty-day time limit for filing satisfactions of judgment is measured in business days. This change aims to streamline the process for satisfying judgments and ensure timely compliance by judgment creditors.