B. The date and place the lien was filed;

C. The amount of the judgment and costs as stated in the execution judgment;

D. The name of the judgment creditor and attorney, if any, including their addresses; and

E. The following statement: "To dissolve this lien, please contact (the creditor or the creditor's attorney)."

6. Filing during pendency of attachment; date of perfection. If a lien created by this section is filed or recorded during the pendency of any prejudgment or post- judgment attachment obtained in the underlying civil action against property subject to the lien, the effective date of the lien in the property must relate back to the date of perfection of the attachment. The relation back applies only to that portion of the lien up to the amount of the attachment. The remainder of such a lien, and the full amount of a lien created when no attachment is pending, becomes effective and perfected from the date of the filing or recording of the execution judgment.

7. Enforcement. The lien provided in this section may be enforced by a turnover or sale order pursuant to section 3131.

8. Abuse of lien process. A creditor who fails to discharge an execution a judgment lien filed against property of a debtor that is exempt from attachment and execution is liable to the debtor for actual damages suffered as a result of the failure to discharge if the debtor gave written notice and proof to the creditor that the property filed against is exempt from attachment and execution and the creditor failed to discharge the execution judgment lien within 15 days after receiving the notice and proof. A debtor who prevails in an action to recover damages under this subsection is entitled to reasonable attorney's fees and costs incurred in bringing the action.

9. Duration of lien; renewal. A lien created pursuant to this section after the effective date of this subsection continues for a period of 20 years from the date of the filing of the writ of execution attested copy of the final judgment or of the recording of the writ of execution attested copy of the final judgment in the registry of deeds, unless the judgment is paid, discharged or released. A lien may be renewed once for a period of 20 years from the filing or recording of a renewal, pluries or alias writ of execution a further attested copy of the final judgment in the same manner as the original writ of execution