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Old 01-25-2006, 04:36 PM
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Does my X need to sign a release?


I recently found out that I had a mechanics lein on my 1 acre lot. It was from an attempt to build a home on it back in 1996. Charge for soil sample.. Anyway the contract was under myself and my x-spouse. The land however was bought and paid for before we were married. I have no problem paying the fee to have the mechanics lein taken off, but my question is..... Does my x have to sign a release to have the land put back on my name or do they do that automatically?

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Old 01-25-2006, 04:39 PM
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I recently found out that I had a mechanics lein on my 1 acre lot. It was from an attempt to build a home on it back in 1996. Charge for soil sample.. Anyway the contract was under myself and my x-spouse. The land however was bought and paid for before we were married. I have no problem paying the fee to have the mechanics lein taken off, but my question is..... Does my x have to sign a release to have the land put back on my name or do they do that automatically?

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Texas
The person or person who filed the mechanic's lien must sign the release.
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Old 01-25-2006, 04:42 PM
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to me?


will they release it to me only or both me and my x?
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will they release it to me only or both me and my x?
A release of a mechanic's lien does not release "to" anyone; the release says that the person who has the right to the lien will no longer go after the land.
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Old 01-25-2006, 05:16 PM
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Thanks


OK, that explains allot. Thanks for your reply. This is a very informative forum., I'm sticking around for this one!
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OK, that explains allot. Thanks for your reply. This is a very informative forum., I'm sticking around for this one!
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OK, that explains allot. Thanks for your reply. This is a very informative forum., I'm sticking around for this one!

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