If there was no judgment against you previously (that is, you were never taken to court and failed to show or lost the case), then it would seem that they could not enforce the debt against y
No, there is no way to be removed from the loan or liability for it unless the lender or creditor voluntarily agreed to release you--and there is no reason they would do that, since it would depriv
If the lien recorded on the house that you are writing about was recorded when you and your son were of record owner of it, then the lien remains until it is paid off.
The rationale is
A notary essentially authenticates the signature of one or more of the parties. Whether the document is legal (enforceable) depends on the facts and circumstances surrounding the creation of
If you have the judgment that was entered against you vacated, all money that was taken under the judgment through the levy process by the plaintiff who has sued you needs to be immediately returne
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