Judgement Lien For Child Support In Tarrant
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It's important to know that in the eyes of the law, all property is either "exempt" or "nonexempt," but only nonexempt property can be subjected to a child support lien. Exempt property consists of things like clothing, an automobile used for work, or a pension fund that the owner requires to meet basic life needs.
Providing clear documentation is key to this process. Filing a Motion to Set Aside the Court Order – If the original child support order was based on fraud, mistake, or incorrect information, you may file a motion to set aside the order. If successful, this could lead to a reduction or elimination of arrears.
Texas Family Code Section 157.3171 establishes a process by which an obligor may obtain the release of a child support lien against the obligor's homestead. The procedure involves the filing of an affidavit and is identical to that contained in Section 52.0012 (discussed above).
It's important to know that in the eyes of the law, all property is either "exempt" or "nonexempt," but only nonexempt property can be subjected to a child support lien. Exempt property consists of things like clothing, an automobile used for work, or a pension fund that the owner requires to meet basic life needs.
It's important to know that in the eyes of the law, all property is either "exempt" or "nonexempt," but only nonexempt property can be subjected to a child support lien. Exempt property consists of things like clothing, an automobile used for work, or a pension fund that the owner requires to meet basic life needs.
In the state of Texas a lien would stay active on your property for 10 years. After 10 years the lien should expire. However if the child support obligation is not satisfied by then, the other parent can file a request to renew the lien, and it can end up being extended for another 10 years.
With such a broad categorization, everyone from contractors to architects has the ability to file a mechanic's lien if their work or materials go unpaid. Additionally, in Texas, there is no legal distinction between a contractor and a subcontractor when it comes to legal authority to file a lien.
It's important to know that in the eyes of the law, all property is either "exempt" or "nonexempt," but only nonexempt property can be subjected to a child support lien. Exempt property consists of things like clothing, an automobile used for work, or a pension fund that the owner requires to meet basic life needs.
