Q: There is a 7yr lien on house and it's going for auction in Nov will that hold up the sale of the house during a divorce
I was mentally, physically and emotionally abused and cheated on from the start by my husband so I had him locked up for family violence he got out the rearrested for aggravated stalking.I have screenshots of proof but no lawyer and property taxes are behind last year and gonna be due this year and it's got a 7yr lien and auction next month and he wants it to be sold and split everything I want it for what he put me through but since the lien and auction are going on can we finish the divorce and sell the house if it came down to it and pay everything back or we have to wait till taxes are paid back?Thank you for your time a d help.
A: You should consult an attorney directly. You have multiple issues that you need to discuss with someone and I don't think anyone can properly address those through this board. Further, if you currently have a divorce proceeding pending, it is important that you obtain an attorney, especially if there are large assets like a home involved.
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