judgement removal? California

10-11-2009, 10:35 PM

junker

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judgement removal? California

if i plan on filing bk..and have a lien against me from a creditor recorded with local court.because i own a house ...do i file a motion to vacate the lien AT THE same time i file bk?...i have heard horror stories of liens not being included in the bk process...and cases having to be reopened....

is there a difference in proceedure if it is just a judgement...with no real estate involved??

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