§ 1204 Judgment Copy Recording Effect

• •A certified copy can be recorded in public records
• •It has the same legal effect as the original judgment
• •You can use it for things like property filings or enforcement

You have a court order that requires someone to pay child support and you want to make sure it's official on public records.

You can get a certified copy of that judgment, attach the required proof, and file it with the county recorder. The copy will be treated the same as the original, so it can be recorded and used as proof of the order.