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The process by which the New York State Attorney General enforces judgments related to real estate, including the use of liens, executions, and forfeiture.
A state attorney general seeking to take privately held real estate after winning a civil judgment in New York must generally follow the same post‑judgment enforcement paths available to any judgment ...
by docketing or transcripting that judgment with the county clerk where the debtor’s real property is located; once docketed the creditor can pursue execution remedies and, if necessary, a foreclosure...
(or any judgment creditor) seeking to must first convert the money judgment into a lien on specific property by transcribing or docketing the judgment in the county where the real estate sits, then ob...