Nevada judgments remain valid for six years and can be renewed for additional six-year periods indefinitely. Judgment creditors can execute through wage garnishment, bank levies, and property liens during enforcement periods. Interest accrues on unpaid judgments at prime rate plus 2% compounding annually until satisfied. Renewal requires filing appropriate documents before expiration preventing judgment from becoming void. Bankruptcy might discharge personal injury judgments except those involving intentional torts or drunk driving. Asset protection strategies exist but must be implemented before judgments are entered to be effective. Judgment debtors sometimes negotiate reduced payments when collection efforts prove difficult or expensive for creditors.