Legal Question in Family Law in Kansas
My wife and I divorced in early 2000. I had child support coming directly from my paychecks as ordered by the court. We remarried later that same year and child support was stopped. Now we are selling a house and found out there is a child support lien on the house saying I owe my wife back child support. What can we do to release the lien so we can close on the house?
Asked on 11/14/11, 5:07 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Rian Ankerholz
Ankerholz and Smith
The best way to determine what you need is to have your title company issue a title requirement specifying what they will accept as proof that there is no lien. If you have no title commitment yet, you can file a signed and notarized Release and Satisfaction from the child support payee saying there is no child support owed. That is filed in the original divorce case.
Answered on 11/15/11, 7:27 am
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