Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

lien law i

If there is a promissory note given to a party along with a copy of a Warranted Claim for a settlement on a law suit, can that same party file a lien on the maker of the promissory note's personal residence?


Asked on 7/13/05, 1:23 pm

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Carl Starrett Law Offices of Carl H. Starrett II

Re: lien law i

Your questions is not entirely clear and I am not sure what you mean my a "Warranted Claim". A promissory note is simply a promise to pay money, it is not a grant of security unless it specifically contains a security agreement. You can't get a lien on real property without a deed of trust signed by the property owner. Otherwise, you can sue, get a money judgment and then record a judgment lien on the real property in question.

There are lots of details missing from your questions, so feel free contact me for a consultation if you need additional assistance.

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Answered on 7/13/05, 1:44 pm


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