Liens

Somebody has a lien on whatever you are talking about. That means money is owed and the object is the guarantee.

If you are thinking that strong personal boundaries will discourage your narcissist then you are only kidding yourself. Narcissistic people are ego-maniacal, selfish, self absorbed, feel they are above average in intelligence and smarter than most around them and that includes their coworkers (of course this is in their own minds in most cases.) Narcissists can be perfectionists, moody and short on patience. You can argue with them, but you are feeding into what they want. You can set boundaries, but they are adept at breaking boundaries in most aspects of their lives and love the doing it because it fuels their ego and in their own mind makes them more powerful. SHOOT FROM THE HIP! Tell them to seek help or you're out of there! The stats are very low that Narcissists every seek counseling because they believe they have all the answers to everything and will even consider the counselor not worthy of the Narcissists so-called higher intellectual level. My suggestion .... run while you can! =reply to your answer= Actually, what I am after is how to avoid narcissists in the first place! I keep hearing about "boundaries" and how these seem to be compromised in these relationships, with respect to the victim, whom may become too complacent, forgiving and accommodations of the narcissists behavior. Late in my relationship with my own narcissist (under the advice of a therapist) I did adapt some techniques to incorporate stronger personal boundaries. Shortly thereafter, our relationship ended. He seemed suddenly to become bored with me,picked a ridiculous fight which ended in me throwing him out. I do not make light of this. The whole relationship has been extremely trying and I still struggle in coming to terms with it. I am trying for myself to understand how I may avoid such a person in the future. Are boundaries the key? When each of us chooses someone in hopes of having a future with them it's a gamble. Narcissists and mental/physical abusers are chameleons and hide their traits very well. The only thing one can do is date them for at least a year because even chameleons can's hide forever. Please go onto: www.google.com TYPE IN: WHAT ARE THE TRAITS OF A NARCISSIST You will find lots of information and hopefully you will have some guide-lines to go by. Good luck

It means the property the lien is against, cannot be sold, refinanced or transferred in any way until the amount owed is paid in full. In theory when a lien is placed against real property a forced sale can be made. However, several states have laws that disallow the forced sale of a homestead. There are also legal remedies a property owner has available to prevent a forced sale.

Releasing a lien on your home that secures an SBA loan is no different than releasing any other lien. You have two choices: pay the lender off in full or negotiate the release of the lien with the lien holder.

If they find it, they could take the necessary legal steps to obtain a lien depending on the circumstances of the debt.

must get a notorized letter from a doctor to verify person has alzheimers , then do a power of attorney at lawyers office. once you have power of attorney you can change just about anything concerning that person that you are over-seeing. but if that person has heirs, you better find out the state laws concering real property unless person has a living will already done. call a lawyer that does free consultation. some elderly people have living will that specifies who gets what or if their property is to be sold and divided up with the children. if there is no living will then you need to talk to a lawyer.

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If the mechanic's lien is legitimate, the rights lean in the mechanic's favor. The person who recorded the lien has a certain period set by state law to perfect the lien by a civil suit. During the pendency of the lien the property cannot be sold or financed. If the lien is pursued in civil court the mechanic may obtain a judgment lien that will encumber the property until it is paid or expires under state law.

Purchasing a house is probably the biggest investment you will make in your life. As such it is advisable to make the purchase using the services of an attorney or lawyer. It will be their job to find this sort of thing out for you. It will cost you a bit of money to hire them but if they make a mistake they can be made to compensate you, if you do the purchase yourself and make a mistake you may lose a lot more money than the attorney's fees.

that is not a question but the House of represenitives create and then vote on a bill if there are enough votes i believe one third then it goes to the house of senators vote again on the bill if i believe half vote yes it goes to the goverenor if he says yes it becomes a law if he says no it gos back to the house of represenitives where they change the law and vote again

A storage lien is a legal claim that a storage facility can place on a customer's stored property when they fail to pay for rental fees or other charges. This lien allows the facility to retain possession of the items until the debt is settled, and in some cases, they may sell the property to recover the owed amount. Storage liens are typically governed by state laws and often require the facility to provide notice to the customer before taking further action.

The recorded lien represents the amount due at the time the lien was issued by the court. Court judgments carry interest for every day they go unpaid. In Massachusetts the rate is 12%. The interest can cause the amount due on the lien to grow, especially if years pass before the lien is paid. An attorney could review the amount the creditor is asking for to make certain they are not inflating the amount due. Or, you could check with the court that issued the lien.

The recorded lien represents the amount due at the time the lien was issued by the court. Court judgments carry interest for every day they go unpaid. In Massachusetts the rate is 12%. The interest can cause the amount due on the lien to grow, especially if years pass before the lien is paid. An attorney could review the amount the creditor is asking for to make certain they are not inflating the amount due. Or, you could check with the court that issued the lien.

The recorded lien represents the amount due at the time the lien was issued by the court. Court judgments carry interest for every day they go unpaid. In Massachusetts the rate is 12%. The interest can cause the amount due on the lien to grow, especially if years pass before the lien is paid. An attorney could review the amount the creditor is asking for to make certain they are not inflating the amount due. Or, you could check with the court that issued the lien.

The recorded lien represents the amount due at the time the lien was issued by the court. Court judgments carry interest for every day they go unpaid. In Massachusetts the rate is 12%. The interest can cause the amount due on the lien to grow, especially if years pass before the lien is paid. An attorney could review the amount the creditor is asking for to make certain they are not inflating the amount due. Or, you could check with the court that issued the lien.

A tax lien is recorded by the IRS, the state department of revenue or the town when the property owner is delinquent on payment of some type of taxes. The property cannot be sold or refinanced until the tax lien is paid.

In a sheriff's sale, the responsibility for paying liens typically falls to the winning bidder who purchases the property. However, the specifics can vary based on state laws and the terms of the sale. Generally, any outstanding liens may need to be settled before the property is transferred to the new owner, but some liens might remain attached to the property, depending on their nature. It's essential for bidders to conduct thorough due diligence to understand any existing liens before participating in the sale.

Yes, a lien can be filed on a piece of real property, regardless of the owner. However, the reason for the lien has to be directly related to the actual owner or the property itself. i.e., if a trust owns a house and I live in the house, and you have a judgement against me, there is no attaching a lien on the house for my debt.

No. It is Civil Court not Criminal Court. There will be no warrant issued.

You take them to the appropriate court depending on the amount and what they own for. You gather all of the bills and other monies that this person is accountable for and have it ready to show the judge. If you prove your case you can also sue for the court filing fee. Good luck.

HOW DO YOU LOOK UP TAX LIENS

No, the liens are against the property itself, not the person. Regardless, property that has a lien in place cannot be sold, transferred or disposed of in any manner and a clear title cannot be issued until the lien(s) has been satisfied.

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A cross collateral lien is a loan where one piece of collateral secures more than one loan. An example would be a car that is paid off being collateral on 2 separate personal, cash loans.

You do not go bankrupt on a this or a that. You do not pick and choose what is included, and what can be used to pay debts, nor which debts may be discharged. EVERYTHING you own and owe must be included and accounted for. Some things may not be taken from you and some debts may not be discharged. That is what the process wirll determine.

Once the bankrupt application is filed, IRS and state revenue agency may temporarily suspend their collection activities. However, tax liens are effective for ten years, tax agencies can continue to collect the tax debt if the bankrupt is over. So bankrupt can't remove tax liens forever. Moreover, a tax lien is a public record so all your debtors will be notified. You always have other options, especially you are unable to pay for the tax debt because of a financial hardship.

Yes. Generally, they can assign their rights under the lien.

Yes. Generally, they can assign their rights under the lien.

Yes. Generally, they can assign their rights under the lien.

Yes. Generally, they can assign their rights under the lien.

i would like to know how do i get a lien remove from my title when i have filed chapter 13 and i was discharged. The company went out of business. But they forward the account to another firm and they cannot find not information

You have 90 days from the last day on which labor was performed or goods provided to the property against which the lien will be filed.