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In the state of California, can a lawyer put a lien on a judgment or settlement of their client?

Asked by lilakess (789points) August 16th, 2010

This is a for divorce case.

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If you owe outstanding monies to the attorney or to the ex partner, yes.

Especially if you are in violation of a court order for child or spousal support.

Judges do not take kindly to violations of court orders and along with contempt charges liens can be placed on any assets.

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