Judgment Liens & Inherited Property - Episode 185

from Crushing Debt · host Shawn M. Yesner

This week's episode of The Crushing Debt Podcast is the result of a client question - what happens to judgment liens that attach to inherited property? First we have to talk about when liens attach to property and the different kind of liens, then we have to discuss what happens when the person passes who owes the debt. This week's episode touches on both lien and probate issues. If you have a judgment lien against your property, or if you inherit property that may have judgment liens from the grantor who died, please contact us to help remove the lien. [email protected] or www.YesnerLaw.com.

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