I have a judgment lien filed against in my former county of residence. I had my wages garnished because of said judgment, but I *believe* the person with the judgment could lien my house if wanted. The judgment is against myself and the ex.
Anyway, I filed BK on the judgment and the house. (The judgment reads 1/2 of $4000 belongs to me and 1/2 to my ex.) Does this now mean that my ex gets the whole shebang? And once they've started foreclosing the property, does the lien still get paid, even though I included it in the BK?
I don't know what made me think of this. I'm really not too concerned about either, since I've washed my hands of the entire mess. But I was curious.
Oh! A part 2 to this question.... I have a judgment filed against my ex for child support in the same county. And it can be used as a lien against the house. Will I get my $$ from the foreclosure? LOL Doubt it, but doesn't hurt to ask, right?
Anyway, I filed BK on the judgment and the house. (The judgment reads 1/2 of $4000 belongs to me and 1/2 to my ex.) Does this now mean that my ex gets the whole shebang? And once they've started foreclosing the property, does the lien still get paid, even though I included it in the BK?
I don't know what made me think of this. I'm really not too concerned about either, since I've washed my hands of the entire mess. But I was curious.
Oh! A part 2 to this question.... I have a judgment filed against my ex for child support in the same county. And it can be used as a lien against the house. Will I get my $$ from the foreclosure? LOL Doubt it, but doesn't hurt to ask, right?
