http://www.sourceoftitle.com/blog_user.aspx?uniq=11525Copyright 2008 Source of Title. All rights reserved.Ted W. Mullucey&nbsp; <p></p>Abstractors, Title Examiners, and Underwriters in Pennsylvania, are there any provisions in the Pennsylvania statutes that address unreleased/unsatisfied mortgages? Most states provide limitations on how long a mortgage will encumber a property if it is "X" years after the stated maturity date. For example, Ohio states that the mortgage will cease to encumber a property if it is 21 years past the stated maturity date or 21 years from the execution date, if no maturity is stated. Anything similar to that in Pennsylvania? Any help would be appreciated. http://www.sourceoftitle.com/blog_node.aspx?uniq=999Mon, 12 Aug 2013 14:41:41 ESTTed Mullucey's BlogTed W. MulluceyI'm looking for clarification on the statue of limitations for certificate of judgments filed in favor of the State of Ohio. There's conflicting opinions that they are good forever&nbsp;or&nbsp; they are only good for 15 years. Any input would be appreciated. <p></p>I'm looking for clarification on the statue of limitations for certificate of judgments filed in favor of the State of Ohio. There's conflicting opinions that they are good forever&nbsp;or&nbsp; they are only good for 15 years. Any input would be appreciated. http://www.sourceoftitle.com/blog_node.aspx?uniq=928Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:22:25 ESTTed Mullucey's Blog