Escrow & Title
In Alaska, a judgment lien attaches to real property when it is:
AFiled in federal court
BRecorded in the recording district where the property is located✓ Correct
CServed on the property owner
DEntered by the court with a specific dollar amount
Explanation
A judgment lien becomes effective against real property in Alaska when the judgment is recorded in the recording district (county) where the property is located. It then encumbers all of the debtor's non-exempt real property in that district.
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