Do judgements need to be paid in full before a home can be sold?
Maybe. A judgment operates as a lien for 5 years against real estate in the county where the judgment is filed. You should have a local attorney...
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Maybe. A judgment operates as a lien for 5 years against real estate in the county where the judgment is filed. You should have a local attorney...
I tell my clients that as soon as they miss one payment they are in the foreclosure process, no matter what the lender calls it. I agree that once...
I would take a slightly different position on this one. While you most likely will not have any problem with the lender so long as the payments...
Direct answer: if the Estate pays off the mortgages, it does not own the house, nor would the brother be obligated to pay back the Estate.
I suggest you take the contract and the facts to a local attorney to figure out just what your situation is. By the way, even if the note is no...
You may want to repost this question with more information to get specific answers to your specific question. As it stands, it does not look like...
Something about looking a gift horse in the mouth comes to mind. While a written agreement spelling out all the terms is usually best, there are...
It would be helpful to know how the judgment was obtained (default, summary judgment, trial), in what court (County Court, DJ Court), and when to...
Mechanics' Liens are a creature of statute and must be followed to the letter or they fail. Not only that, if you file an improper lien, you will...
Depending on the terms of your particular lease, you should be fine since any buyer will take their title to the property subject to your leasehold...