(a) Filing-Lien. A judgment entered or registered in any United States court in this state or in any court of record of this state, upon the filing of a transcript thereof in the office of the clerk of the circuit court of any county other than the one in which the judgment was obtained, shall be a lien on the real estate that belongs to the person against whom such judgment is entered and that is situated in the county in which such transcript is filed.(b) Entry of Time of Filing. The clerk shall enter on the judgment records the time of the filing of the transcript.(c) Extent and Duration of Lien. The lien created by the filing of a transcript shall exist to the same extent and for the same time only as the lien of the judgment in the county where the same was entered. A transcript of a judgment reviving a judgment may be filed in the same manner as a transcript of an original judgment.(d) Execution and Revival. Executions may be issued and judgments or liens may be revived only by the circuit court where the judgment was entered.
