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    Nov 27, 2007, 09:29 AM
    Lis Pendens
    I have a judgement from Gwinnett County Magistrate Court against a resident of Gwinnett County who owns a rental home in Dekalb County. Is my judgement enough of a reason to file a lis pendens on the home in Dekalb?
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    Nov 27, 2007, 09:46 AM
    Actually no. As I understand it a lis pendens is used while a court case is still pending. Since you have a judgement, its not appropriate. Since its commercial property you may be able to file a lien against it, but that doesn't get you anything until the house is sold. I would see if the tenant will let you see a copy of their cancelled rent check. Fromthat you can find a bank account to maybe attach.

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