What is the debt?

• In a Divorce Lien, the debt is part of the property settlement. One person gets the house, but agrees to give the departing person their fair share of the house's value.

• That fair share is the debt. It is owed by the person keeping the house to the person departing.

How is the debt paid?

• The departing person agrees that the debt owed to them (their fair share of the house's value) will be paid in the future, and agrees to wait for the money.

• The departing person agrees to accept a document which provides security for the debt.

• The security is the house. The house cannot be sold or refinanced without paying the debt in full.

• The document is called a lien. In a divorce, the document is called a Divorce Lien.

What if the departing person needs cash now and can't wait?

• The Divorce Lien is a valuable asset. The departing person can sell it for cash.

• We at Wall Street Brokers, Inc. will buy the Divorce Lien for cash at a discount.

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