[CLC-Discussion] Secured creditor

[Weintraub, Lee]

In bankruptcy cases, a lien holder is deemed a secured creditor even
prior to judgment


Lee A. Weintraub
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I have a question about secured creditors.  Is a construction lien
holder a secured creditor?  I don't think so until there is a judgment,
but can't find a statutory or case law basis.  I appreciate any help.



Peter A. Robertson

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Board Certified Civil Trial

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