Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Florida
Property Lien
Once a person is granted a discharge in a bankruptcy, can one of the creditors who was listed in the document, and who was awarded funds from the trustee, attach a lien to real estate that was not used to secure the funds from the creditor?
Asked on 6/19/04, 9:18 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Carol Lawson
Carol A. Lawson, PA
Re: Property Lien
No. Once you are discharged if that creditor recieved proper notice of the bankruptcy, and waqs not a secured creditor, they can not come back after you again. You can reopen your bankruptcy case and take them in for sanactions.
Answered on 6/20/04, 10:20 am
Alexander M. Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld & Stein, P.A.
Re: Property Lien
If your statement is accurate, no.
Answered on 6/20/04, 10:44 pm
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