If you are sued in court and lose the case, the winning party receives a judgment, which means that you owe the prevailing party a sum of money. That party may then file a judgment lien, which is a lien that attaches to your real estate. When a judgment lien is placed on the property…
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An Overview of Judgment Liens in California
After a judge or jury hands down a verdict in a civil case, the court enters a judgment. A judgment may also result from a settlement between parties. As part of a judgment, the court orders one party (the debtor) to pay money to another (the creditor). However, the debtor in a case doesn’t always…
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The Removal of Judgment Liens in California
When a person fails to seek bankruptcy protection in time, creditors can place involuntary or judgment liens on their assets. Often, creditors d this without notice. In this article, we examine the ways in which an experienced California attorney can assist with the removal of judgment liens. What Is a Judgment Lien? A judgment lien…
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