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1. No - Once the lien has been filed, no transaction can be done.
2. You can't even do it. See above.
3. No - what the lien means that if you want something to be done, you must make arrangement first with the person who filed the lien, usually repayment.
4. Nothing.
5. Let's make this simple - You have 50%. That portion is not affected. Your (soon-to-be) ex-husband has 50%. That portion is frozen by the financial institution.
What you should do is see if you can repay the debt of your ex-husband (directly to the financial institution), in exchange of the lien to be removed and your ex-husband portion (full 50% or partial) as well as excluded from divorce proceeding. Even if it means you have to have another mortgage, it is worth the trouble.
Otherwise - this will haunt you for a long time.
2014-07-27 01:16:34 補充:
Impossible.
You are in the middle of multiple issues. So working the company and your ex-husband first.
The company can in fact issue you a letter helping you to get mortgage (a promise to remove lien upon receipt of the debt).
2014-07-27 01:17:03 補充:
Also - as your ex-husband need to give up the property as well, so you will need a lawyer for the transaction (and a waiver for the divorce proceeding).