In Arizona, a property lien can be used to collect a court judgment. Here's how it works.This guide can give you a place to start your research when you have won a monetary judgment against another party in Superior or Justice court. A judgment allows you to proceed with the legal aspects of collecting. The court will send a copy of the judgment to each side. For certain reasons, a motion to set aside the judgment must be filed with the trial court not more than 60 days after the judgment. If the court enters judgment in your favor and you are entitled to monetary compensation, it is your responsibility to collect the judgment owed to you. Learn more about what to do if you're dealing with a lien on inherited property from the probate law experts at JacksonWhite. In order to obtain a judgment lien with an out-of-state judgment, an out-of-state judgment must be domesticated in Arizona. Collecting on a judgment is not easy and may take time as well as additional court fees.