I evicted my tenants for non payment of rents. A judgement was issued in my favor to pay the remaining rent. The tenant is now absconding, but has a social security account. How can I put a lien on it

You can't.

I work with people with disabilities and they receive SSI and/or Social Security Benefits. They are obligated to pay a percentage of their income towards rent. Most of them do; however, we have a handful that will not. Some of them receive bulk payments and will not pay back rent. Can I lien their SSI/SS payments?

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Originally Posted by Rhondatrem

I work with people with disabilities and they receive SSI and/or Social Security Benefits. They are obligated to pay a percentage of their income towards rent. Most of them do; however, we have a handful that will not. Some of them receive bulk payments and will not pay back rent. Can I lein their SSI/SS payments?

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Posted twice - answered on other thread.