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    Homestead lien question.

    First question: I have only about 30k in home equity with the state homesteading exemption being 125K. (house's keeping going down in value here)
    So can a creditor put a lien on my house and wait until there is over 125k in equity to collect. (that might be in 20 or 30 years)


    Second question: Got divorced in 2002 and my x got the family home. I agreed to pay the HELOC on the home. My x paid off the mortgage but I am still paying on the HELOC. Can any creditor put a lien on this house if I keep the HELOC payments current as I am no longer on the title and have no interest on the house.

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    The answer to your first question just depends on the law in your state. Does state law allow a judical lein against the house? If so, it'll stay in affect until, it's satisfied.

    As to question number 2-if you no longer have any ownership interest then, it's not your asset and not something a creditor could attach.

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      #3
      Does state law allow a judical lein against the house?

      I don't really know. I live in WA. State.

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