Iowa § 626D.3 Filing procedures

Iowa Statutes

§ 626D.3 — Filing procedures

Iowa § 626D.3

Title XVJUDICIAL BRANCH AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURES

Ch. 626DRECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF TRIBAL COURT CIVIL JUDGMENTS

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Iowa Code § 626D.3 (2026).

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1.A copy of any tribal judgment may be filed in the office of the clerk of court in any county in this state.

2.The person filing the tribal judgment shall make and file with the clerk of court an affidavit setting forth the name and last known address of the party seeking enforcement and the responding party. Upon the filing of the tribal judgment and accompanying affidavit, the enforcing party shall serve upon the responding party a notice of filing of the tribal judgment together with a copy of the tribal judgment in accordance with Iowa rule of civil procedure 1.442. The enforcing party shall file proof of service or mailing with the clerk of court. The notice of filing shall include the name and address of the enforcing party and the enforcing party’s attorney, if any, and shall inc

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1. A copy of any tribal judgment may be filed in the office of the clerk of court in any
county in this state.
2. The person filing the tribal judgment shall make and file with the clerk of court an
affidavit setting forth the name and last known address of the party seeking enforcement and
the responding party. Upon the filing of the tribal judgment and accompanying affidavit, the
enforcing party shall serve upon the responding party a notice of filing of the tribal judgment
together with a copy of the tribal judgment in accordance with Iowa rule of civil procedure
1.442. The enforcing party shall file proof of service or mailing with the clerk of court. The
notice of filing shall include the name and address of the enforcing party and the enforcing
party’s attorney, if any, and shall include the text contained in sections 626D.4 and 626D.5.
3. The filing of a tribal judgment shall not create a lien upon any real estate until such
time as all challenges, if any, to the recognition and enforcement of the tribal judgment
are concluded pursuant to sections 626D.4 and 626D.5. Upon a final and conclusive
determination of enforceability of the tribal judgment, the judgment shall constitute a lien
upon real estate pursuant to section 624.24.
4. The clerk of the district court shall collect a fee as provided in section 602.8105,
subsection 1, for filing a tribal judgment.