You can start unraveling this situation by reading your governing documents. The lien may be an automatic lien against your title, which the association chose to file with the court.
If your governing documents offer a hearing option once you've received notice of a violation -- in this case, apparently not paying your assessments -- pursue that option.
As a 17-year owner, if you are reliable in paying your assessments, you should be able to point to your on-time payment history.
The legal fees charged to the association in this case will be paid by you one way or the other: either you pay them in full as part of releasing the lien, or you will pay them with your assessment dollars.
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The type of corporation which is the standard normal type of corporation is the general corporation. Other types of corporations include closed corporations, limited liability corporations and S corporations.
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YES, you can include it whether the payments are current or not.
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Payments that are typically transferred electronically by a paying agent directly to the account of a recipient include salary payments, vendor invoices, and government benefits. Other common transactions include dividend payments, interest payments, and tax refunds. These transfers often utilize systems like ACH (Automated Clearing House) or wire transfers for efficiency and security.
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