§ 697.550.Requirements of Notice of Judgment Lien

The notice that creates the lien has to be sworn — executed under oath by the creditor's attorney of record, or by the creditor directly if there's no attorney of record. Beyond that oath requirement, the statute specifies exactly what information the notice must contain: the creditor's name and mailing address, the debtor's name and last known mailing address, and a fixed statutory statement declaring that all property subject to enforcement of the judgment that can support a lien under § 697.530 is subject to this lien.

The remaining items tie the notice to the underlying case and its current balance: the court where the judgment was entered and the case number, the date the judgment was entered and any renewal dates, where in the court's records the judgment appears, the amount still needed to satisfy the judgment as of the date of the notice, and the date of the notice itself.