Florida law allows post-judgment interest to accrue on an unpaid judgment balance. Estimate what a judgment is worth today using the Florida statutory quarterly rates set under §55.03, F.S. The rate effective July 1, 2026 is 8.06% per annum.
Judgment Details
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Partial Payments (optional — up to 3)
Maximum 3 partial payments allowed.
Partial payments reduce the principal balance on the date paid; interest adjusts accordingly.
Results — As of Today
Days Since Judgment
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Current Daily Interest Rate
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Total Interest Accrued
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Total Judgment + Interest
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Interest Period Breakdown
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Annual Rate
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Principal Balance
Interest Earned
Would you rather sell the judgment than enforce it?
Enforcement takes time, money, and sustained attention. AllClear Judgment Recovery buys qualifying Florida judgments outright — you are paid the purchase consideration at closing and the work becomes ours.
We research the debtor and asset indicators at no charge
We tell you whether the judgment qualifies for purchase
If it does, we present written purchase terms
You decide whether to sell. Nothing is binding until a purchase agreement and assignment are signed.
After Closing — Our Cost, Our Risk
All enforcement costs
Liens & levies
Wage garnishments
Service of process
Court filings & hearings
Debtor objections
Satisfaction of judgment filing
Why Interest Matters Before You Collect
Post-judgment interest accrues from the date of judgment under §55.03, Florida Statutes, at the quarterly rate set by the Florida Chief Financial Officer. Because the rate resets every quarter, an accurate figure has to be built period by period rather than by applying one rate to the whole span. Knowing the current balance gives you a real number to work from — for enforcement proceedings, for settlement discussions, and for evaluating whether to sell the judgment instead.
An action on a Florida judgment may generally be brought within 20 years under §95.11(1), F.S., and no judgment remains a lien on property after 20 years from entry under §55.081, F.S. The liens run shorter: 10 years on recorded real property, extendable once, and 5 years on a Judgment Lien Certificate. That is a long outer window, but asset positions change and records go stale well before it closes.
Disclaimer: This calculator provides an estimate only and does not replace legal or accounting advice. It is not a valuation and it is not an offer to purchase. Consult a licensed Florida attorney for legal guidance specific to your judgment. AllClear Judgment Recovery is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation to sellers.