Lien Removal Guidance

Summary

A lien on your deceased in-laws home due to a restitution order can be complex. Since the restitution is not directly related to them, proving their lack of knowledge about the ill-gotten funds is crucial. Consulting with an attorney is advisable to navigate the legal intricacies and gather necessary documentation. Your attorney can assist in representing you in any legal proceedings to potentially remove the lien.

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no, it is not related although I did use some ill-gotten funds to pay off their line of credit
Thanks for the details. In Illinois, dealing with a lien placed on a property due to a restitution order involves a few steps:
- Proof of Ownership: Demonstrate that your in-laws had no knowledge of the ill-gotten funds.
- Legal Counsel: Consulting with an attorney can help navigate the complexities.
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My in-laws are now both deceased and I currently to have an attorney
It sounds like a complex situation. Since you already have an attorney, it's best to work closely with them to navigate the lien issue. They can help you gather necessary documents and represent you in any legal proceedings.
If you have any specific questions or need further clarification on Illinois laws, feel free to ask!