Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Massachusetts

leins

how long can a creditor keep a lein on my home ,i settled in court to pay an amount per /mo.but the lein remains


Asked on 11/17/01, 7:36 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Robert Trant Law Office of Robert R. Trant

Re: leins

Generally, the lien will remain on your home until the debt is paid in full. You should make sure that when you are making the final payment the creditor is providing a letter stating the debt has been paid in full and you should make sure the creditor files a document with the Registry of Deeds to remove the lien. In the event you try to sell the property, you will need documentation to show the amount has been paid in the event the creditor does not remove the lien.

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Answered on 11/19/01, 9:48 am


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