Sure. Mortgages are liens in most states and for years the typical mortgage was 30 years. If you're talking mechanic's liens and things like that, no because usually there will be a statute that requires you to "foreclose" the lien by filing a lawsuit within a specific period of time after filing the lien itself, after which if you don't file the lawsuit the lien goes "poof". And if someone complains at that point and you don't remove it, the property owner could sue you to "quiet title" if the existence of the lien is hurting the owner (by messing up a sale or loan transaction for example).
More Than 1,000 Years 2500
Yes, it could last for more than three years. There is no particular limit to the amount of time that it could last.
yes
what percentage of marrages last more than 70 years
Yes
Uranus.
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Yes
how long do seasons last on earth
A little more than 8 years.
ask obama
A lawsuit can go on for any length of time. It is unusual for a lawsuit to go on for more than 30 years, but it is possible.