Property Lien

[joe645]

Las Vegas, Nevada
A couple of years ago, I won a small claims judgment against a person. Under Nevada Law, a judgment lien was placed on a parcel of property that she wholly owned. I just discovered a Sale Deed where she transferred her rights to the property to her father's Living Trust. The property was being managed by her father and was rented with the money paying her monthly living expenses. That is still being done today. How does this transaction affect my Lien and how did the Country Recorder's Office file the new deed without consideration of the Lien?

 

[joe645]

Las Vegas, Nevada
A couple of years ago, I won a small claims judgment against a person. Under Nevada Law, a judgment lien was placed on a parcel of property that she wholly owned. I just discovered a Sale Deed where she transferred her rights to the property to her father's Living Trust. The property was being managed by her father and was rented with the money paying her monthly living expenses. That is still being done today. How does this transaction affect my Lien and how did the Country Recorder's Office file the new deed without consideration of the Lien?

WOW! After 86 views, I still have no help. I didn't realize I was asking such a difficult question. Well, thanks anyway.

 

[FlyingRon]

WOW! After 86 views, I still have no help. I didn't realize I was asking such a difficult question. Well, thanks anyway.

Crikey, Lose the attitude if you want help or go pay an attorney who will put up with your petulant behavior.

Anyhow, the subseqeunt deeds have no bearing on your lien. The lien remains in force. Had it not been a family transfer the grantee would almost certainly have insisted the lien be cleared, but since they didn't in this case, that's the way it goes.

 

[joe645]

Crikey, Lose the attitude if you want help or go pay an attorney who will put up with your petulant behavior.

Anyhow, the subseqeunt deeds have no bearing on your lien. The lien remains in force. Had it not been a family transfer the grantee would almost certainly have insisted the lien be cleared, but since they didn't in this case, that's the way it goes.

No attitude, I was speaking out loud that I was a little surprised at so many views and no replies. In any case, thank you for yours.