Yes. But first they must sue you, succeed in obtaining judgment, and docket the judgment as a lien with the county clerk where your home is located. If any of these steps were missing, you should contact a lawyer and obtain an Order Show Cause to vacate the lien, while it is determined what went wrong. You can visit my website for more information. www.nathansonlaw.com .
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