Posted on: 22nd May, 2010 01:34 pm
I was divorced in 1993, I signed a promisary note for $20,000 and a lien was put on the house. In 1994 my ex released the lien and I recieved a Deed of full reconveyance. Now 17 years later he is suing me for the 20. He is saying he never released the lien. Do I have to pay? His attorney wants proof, but I only kept the origima Deed of full reconveyance.
Hi michelle,
You have mentioned that you've received a Deed of full re-conveyance from your ex. This is a prove of the fact that the lien has been released. You can send him a duplicate copy of the deed to your ex as a proof of the fact. You can contact your attorney and he will help you further in this regard.
You have mentioned that you've received a Deed of full re-conveyance from your ex. This is a prove of the fact that the lien has been released. You can send him a duplicate copy of the deed to your ex as a proof of the fact. You can contact your attorney and he will help you further in this regard.