Does a debtor who is subject to a pre-bankruptcy judgment against a debtor have any recourse against the debtor?

Here, after plaintiff obtained the first judgment in 1998 and sought to foreclose upon it in 2005 pursuant to the second judgment, defendant filed bankruptcy proceedings and received a discharge in 2006. The discharge nullified any prebankruptcy claims and judgments against the debtor and prevented proceeding against the debtor personally; however, it did not affect creditors' rights against prebankruptcy liens on the debtor's property. (Songer v. Cooney (1989) 214 Cal.App.3d 387, 392-393.) Since both of plaintiff's judgments arose before bankruptcy, the judgments are now void and plaintiff is limited to recovery upon the prebankruptcy liens it obtained upon those judgments.