Can you file a lien on your ex's property for child support?

Answer 1

Yes. File a lawsuit in the appropriate state court then assuming a judgment is granted, execute the judgment as a real property lien against the non compliant parent. In some states the social service agency in charge will assist the custodial parent if there is a court order for child support already in place.

Answer 2

Not exactly. You have no authority to file a lien against property. You may have a claim against an owner of property. You must sue them in court and win. The court will issue a judgment lien that can be recorded in the land records.

Seek legal advice to find if you have a valid claim. You might be able to settle before incurring court costs once you have a lawyer send a letter to the other party.

Answer 3

A lien can be obtained but you need to go through your state Child Support Enforcement Agency. You should inquire at the court where the child support order was issued. You will likely need to file a motion for contempt of court against the obligee in order to get the process going.

A lien can be obtained but you need to go through your state Child Support Enforcement Agency. You should inquire at the court where the child support order was issued. You will likely need to file a motion for contempt of court against the obligee in order to get the process going.

A lien can be obtained but you need to go through your state Child Support Enforcement Agency. You should inquire at the court where the child support order was issued. You will likely need to file a motion for contempt of court against the obligee in order to get the process going.

A lien can be obtained but you need to go through your state Child Support Enforcement Agency. You should inquire at the court where the child support order was issued. You will likely need to file a motion for contempt of court against the obligee in order to get the process going.

Answer 4

A lien can be obtained but you need to go through your state Child Support Enforcement Agency. You should inquire at the court where the child support order was issued. You will likely need to file a motion for contempt of court against the obligee in order to get the process going.

Answer 5

states now take their paycheck and give it to you for back child support

if he doesn't work they can take away their driving privillges as well

Answer 6

You can put a lien on the property of someone who owes you child support. Typically this is done to the person's house, but you can also put a lien on cars and other valuable items.

Answer 7

Not sure, but the State child support agency can do this.

Answer 8

The State child support agency can do this.