Q: A law firm held a lien attached to our mortgage. But the firm dissolved. Does this release us from the lien?
If yes, how do we get information necessary to document the the dissolved firm, and how do we get a release of mortgage form?
A: I am intrigued as to how a law firm ended up with a lien on your home and this may impact the response. But beyond this, if the law firm legally dissolved a proper lien right would not just disappear. The rights would pass to someone- potentially even a creditor of the firm.
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