You are the paralegal handling a real estate closing. Your client is the seller. You receive a copy of the title commitment from the paralegal representing the buyer. The commitment requirements reflect an outstanding judgment against your client in the amount of $7,000.00 that must be satisfied for the sale to be completed. Your client acknowledges the debt and wants to pay it at closing, so you contact the judgment creditor and ask him to provide you with a satisfaction of judgment before the closing in exchange for which you promise to send payment after the closing takes place. He responds by saying "I don't trust your client and am not signing anything before I get my money". Describe what your options are at that point to try to make sure the closing can proceed as scheduled and how you would handle the situation (other than simply telling your boss)