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Lien Release

A lien release is a legal document that removes a previously filed lien (a claim or legal right over an asset) once the underlying obligation has been satisfied. It is commonly used in construction, real estate, and financing to confirm that a debt or claim has been paid and that the lienholder no longer has an interest in the property.

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A Lien Release is a legal document that removes a previously filed claim against a property after a debt has been satisfied. Your Lien Release made in Bind formally acknowledges that payment has been received and releases all claims against the property.

Your Lien Release made in Bind will include:

Party Information

Complete details about both the lienholder (the party who had the claim) and the property owner, including names, addresses, and business information if applicable.

Background Context

Information about the property involved, when the original lien was filed, and confirmation that the underlying debt has now been paid in full.

Lien Release Statement

The formal declaration that the lienholder is releasing all claims against the property, which is the core purpose of the document.

No Further Claims

Clear statement that the lienholder will not pursue any additional claims related to the released lien, providing peace of mind for the property owner.

Acknowledgment

Confirmation that the lienholder considers the matter fully resolved and agrees to remove any recorded filings against the property.

General Provisions

Standard legal clauses covering what happens if parts of the release are found invalid, how notices should be delivered, how disputes will be resolved, and other technical matters.

Governing Law

Which location's laws will apply to the release and which courts would handle any disputes. In Bind, you can select your preferred jurisdiction for the agreement.

Creating a Lien Release through Bind helps formally document the end of a lien claim after payment. The document can be electronically signed by all parties right in the Bind platform, making the process smooth and efficient. This streamlined approach to signatures ensures the release is properly executed and can be recorded with the appropriate authorities, clearing the property title of the previously filed lien and allowing the property owner to proceed with unencumbered ownership.

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