Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California
Putting a lien on a trust, estate.
I have a judgement on a person who has a large inheritance which I think is tied up in property(land).I would like to force the sale of this property to satisfy the judgement. The judgement is around 110,000. How would I go about doing this myself as the attorney I retained 2 years ago is not helping me? If I can't do this myself are there any attorneys in the Sacramento, Ca. area who will do it on a contingency basis as I don't have the funds to retain another attorney?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Putting a lien on a trust, estate.
I collect judgments in throughout California and Nevada on contingent basis.
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