Is a specific lien a voluntary lien?

Specific liens are typically voluntary liens. Voluntary liens are placed on the subject property with the consent of the owner. A general lien would usually be an involuntary lien since the homeowner typically does not consent to such lien. Instead, the lien is placed on the property regardless of such non-consent.

When an individual or entity holds a claim against another’s property this is?

A lien is a charge or claim against a person’s property made to enforce the payment of money. Whenever someone borrows money, the lender generally requires some form of security.

What is the most common type of voluntary lien?

Mortgage lien
Mortgage lien: A mortgage lien is a voluntary, specific lien. In fact, it’s the most common type of voluntary real estate lien. When you borrow money to buy or refinance a piece of real estate, you give the lender a lien against the property. Some states call this a deed of trust lien.

Who can legally place a lien on my property?

For instance, a contractor who worked on the debtor’s property can legally place a lien on the property if he doesn’t receive payment. This is called a mechanics’ liens. The creditor, like a credit card company or individual, can sue and obtain a judgment against the property owner. The lien against the property must be paid before…

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Can a judgment lien be placed on a jointly owned property?

Tenancy by the Entireties States. In states that recognize property ownership in the form of tenancy by the entireties, a judgment lien normally does not attach to jointly-owned real property at all. The only exception to this is if the creditor also took a judgment against both of you.

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For instance, a contractor who worked on the debtor’s property can legally place a lien on the property if he doesn’t receive payment. This is called a mechanics’ liens. The creditor, like a credit card company or individual, can sue and obtain a judgment against the property owner. The lien against the property must be paid before…

Tenancy by the Entireties States. In states that recognize property ownership in the form of tenancy by the entireties, a judgment lien normally does not attach to jointly-owned real property at all. The only exception to this is if the creditor also took a judgment against both of you.

Can a common law lien be executed on a community property?

Notwithstanding whether you live in a community property or common law state, creditors may be unable to execute on the lien because of a homestead exemption. Homestead exemptions are special rights given to homeowners that protect some or all of the value of the property against liens.

Can a creditor place a lien against a co-owner?

Creditors of either co-owner can place liens on a property. While they cannot collect on a non-debtor’s share, they can force the owners to sell the property.