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Help ! - Question regarding liens on titles/property in NJ

Submitted by tara.laroux on Wed, 08/12/2009 - 17:10
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I owe a very large sum ($50K - I know... :oops: ) to AMEX and of course, it has gone to collections. I pay AMEX, not the collection agency every month. It is not the amount they want because I cannot afford $5K a month but it is something. The collection agency calls all the time and threatens putting a lien on the house. My question is this - can a lien be put on a title and/or property without any notice being given to the debtor? I thought you had to be served by the court but I am not 100% sure.
Any help would be much appreciated.


they would need to have obtained a judgment against you. who is pursuing the matter? have they sued you? in new jersey you have to have a a judgment against you in law division court (superior) for a lien to be placed on any r/e you own statewide. after that they will move to perfect the lien, which would mean a visit from the sheriff. after that they are not outside their rights to pursue the sale of your r/e to satisfy the judgment.


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