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Old 06-19-2006, 05:40 AM
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What is the name of your state? Florida

I owned some rental property that foreclosed on. When I bought the property I was not married, and it states unmarried man. My name alone was on the mortage and deed of the said property and the property in live in now. Well I got married, but wife was never added the property. There was about $10,000 from the sell that was entitle to me , but instead she got the money. She lives in another state and has no ties to the property...but...she does have a lien against me for child support. Question, how did she get to be involed with the foreclosure, was it through the lien?? I was not even notified that she put in to get the left over money from the sell. The lien is for $7,000, but she got the whole $10,000. She never informed child support that she received the money, and the lien is still in effect. When I spoke to her about this, she stated that she had right to that money and I still owe her the $7,000 for child support. My question is, should I still have this lien on me and why shouldn't she have to pay me the $3,000 which is what is left after she got her $7,000. Child support should credit me that 7,000 and the lien should satisified, and I should get the 3,000 left over. Or am I totally wrong about this??
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