If a credit card company put two liens against a property when it should have been only one lien What is my recourse?
Question Details: State of Massachusetts's Credit card company won a lien against my property for X amount of dollars. They placed the correct lien against the property. Then at a later date put another lien against the property for the same case. What can be done. There should only be one lien.
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You need to contact the Credit Card company and ask them to correct this error. You need them to send a release of lein to the registry for the duplicate lien, if it is in fact in error. Be prepared for lots of phone calls, non-responsiveness, and waiting.
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