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File Action to Enforce Lien or Release Lien?

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File Action to Enforce Lien or Release Lien

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Oct 7, 2021

Hello!

It will depend on your position, how good your records are, and the value being sought. 

E. Aaron Cartwright III
214.799.0776
Info@EACLawyer.com

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Oct 12, 2021
I am not clear if this is a question. Perhaps I am not reading it properly. Whether you choose to file an action to enforce a lien or choose to release the lien turns on whether 1) you have been paid the debt that supports the line or 2) you have a valid lien. If you have not been paid and are going to file a cause of action that includes foreclosing on the lien, you want to keep the lien intact. After all, the line is your strongest leverage to get paid. In a court action you would be asking for two things: (1) payment of the debt and (2) foreclosure on the line in case the owner is unable to pay the judgment.
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