You can be sued despite being on disability.  You would have received notice of any lawsuit filed against you because a process server would have delivered the documents to you.  Since you have not been sued, there is no judgment against you.  If you are sued and fail to timely file an answer to the complaint (complaint is the lawsuit), a default judgment will be entered against you or if you do timely file an answer to  the complaint and in the ensuing litigation you lose the case, then a judgment will be entered against you.  Judgment will be entered in the court where the lawsuit is filed.A lawsuit can be filed where the plaintiff resides (plaintiff is the party suing you) or where the defendant resides (you are the defendant if you are sued by another party), or where the claim arose.Although there may be online companies that can check court records, this would be a waste of money since you were not served with any papers.I don't know if there is anyway you could check court records online without incurring a fee from the online companies that advertise this service.  However, there is a way to check court records in person without incurring any cost.  If a lawsuit was filed against you in a court near where you live, you could go or have someone go to the court and look for your name under defendants in the court computer.  That will give you the name of the case and the case number.  Once you have the case number, you can ask the court clerk to see the file.  You won't be able to remove the file from the court, but can read it there and can ask the court clerk to photocopy the entire file or portions of the file that you select.