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Voluntary Lien

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R

relics

Junior Member
Is it possible for a homeowner to file a voluntary lien against their property to guarantee that creditors will get paid without them having to file a judgment, take it to court, etc.? If so, how does this work?
 


L

latigo

Senior Member
how does this work?
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It DOES NOT work!

(Somewhat like an obtuse set of brains that would even contemplate such foolishness. That is of course, unless the creditors are equally demented.)
 
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