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Each type of lien has its own statute of limitations. It depends on the type of lien.
Each type of lien has its own statute of limitations. It depends on the type of lien.
Each type of lien has its own statute of limitations. It depends on the type of lien.
Each type of lien has its own statute of limitations. It depends on the type of lien.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoEach type of lien has its own statute of limitations. It depends on the type of lien.
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How can you put a lien on a home in New York?
File a lawsuit in the correct court of venue, if the plaintiff wins they will be awarded a writ of judgment, execute the writ of judgment as a lien against real property owned by the debtor. NY is a TBE state, a lien against joint property held by a married couple may not be valid unless the debt is owed by both spouses.
How long can a judgment of freezing an account in NY last?
The Lien against the bank account will expire 1 year after it is placed. A NY judgment is Valid and enforceable for 20 years from the date of entrt.
Can you rule a lien out in NY by tenants by the entirety?
Not enough specific information is known with which to answer. Lien held by by WHO? Lien against WHAT? WHAT role does the T/E play in the scenario?
May a lien be placed on my home in NY PAID off after I needed surgery due to a traumatic fall at my daughter's home in Fl?
If you owe hospital and other medical bills that have become delinquent the creditors can sue you in court. If they win they can request a judgment lien that can indeed be recorded against your property.
Can a lien be put on a pension in NY state for an unsecured debt?
Can my nys pension be leined againist
What is the correct procedure in the state of Alabama to file a lien on a contractor building a house and has not paid us for materials in building the house?
If it's anything like NY, you've got to take the contractor to court to have a lien granted. I'd also file one against the property the house sits on. That way it can't be sold without you being paid.
Can the state of New York put a lien on bank accounts and on your property in Florida where you currently live alleging that you owe state income tax for the year 1976?
Any question that starts out, "Can a government..." and involves the word "tax", well, the answer is always "Yes."The only way they cannot is if you prove that you do not owe that tax. Yes, yes, I know, you are supposed to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, and you never had a hearing. I'm afraid we're a long way from 1791, and you'll find that doesn't apply.You need to either pay it, or prove you don't owe it. Consulting with an attorney will be of great help here.---------------------------ADDITIONAL: With regards to NY state putting a lien "on your property in Florida....." If the FL property is your legal residence and you are 'homesteaded,' your personal residence is protected from seizure or foreclosure. If it is NOT, then your property could be in jeapordy. See the advice contained in the first answer. (A good point, the lien may be placed, but a sale can't be compelled in that situation. And without a sale, the lien is unfulfilled.)
Can you visit Gardiner's Island NY?
No, it is private property.
What is halfway between long beach NY and west Islip ny?
what town is between west islip ny and long beach ny
Where are airsoft guns illegal in ny?
Private property and citys.
How long does it take to get from NY to Brisbane?
how long does it take from NY to Brisbane, Australia
Can child support put a lien on property if you owe?
A Springfield, MO Court placed a lien on the estate that a deceased father would have inherited from his parents, cutting any possibility of his older children, from his deceased first wife, from receiving anything.AnswerYes. Child Support Liens are an important tool in collecting arrearages.Although practices and resources for collecting child support arrearages may vary from state to state, the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act has been adopted by every state in the U.S. The Act establishes rules that require every state to defer to child support orders entered by courts in the child's home state.Every state has a means by which a lien can be attached to any property owned by an obligor. On a basic level, those liens capture wages, tax refunds, real property and motor vehicles. The property cannot be sold or refinanced unless the lien is paid off. However, many states have become quite persistent and creative in finding other assets that should be used to support children of delinquent parents. Following are some examples.Some states compare a list of obligors to lottery winners and hold back funds to pay arrearages. Some states restrict any type of license renewal until arrearages are paid. Some states search 1099s for IRA accounts. NJ has attached the award in a pending class action suit against US Steel. A Kentucky court ruled that a father's obligation was not terminated by his death. Maryland has a standard procedure for attaching an obligor's inheritance. The state of Florida discovered an obligor was the beneficiary of a NY trust and was able to enforce a judgment against the trust for arrearages and garnishment for future monthly payments.
