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Saturday, May 10, 2008

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You will file an action to quiet title. Not so troublesome. Any civil lawyer (as opposed to criminal lawyer) can help you with this. This all assumes the party filing the action has and can demonstrate a bona fide right to the property. You will be glad to hear that liens are put on property as a routine matter in anticipation of lending money. The purpose is to alert other potential lenders that the collateral is already, or will be soon, spoken for. Sometimes the loan is never actually made. This situation is not all that uncommon in the business world.

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