A Law Question...

[RavynousHunter]

I'm not exactly sure where to put this...but I figured, since its a question about law, it'd at least fit somewhat in the P&G section. Sooooo...here goes.

Okay, I'm looking for information regarding liens.

The situation is thus:

1) Person A (the leinee) had their house burn down some time ago.
2) Person B (the leinor) has requested that A clean up the property as A is now in a nursing home, and is no longer in residence on B's property.
3) A has not cleaned up the remains of its former home.
4) B wishes to take a lien against the only piece of A's property which can have a lien levied against it: A's car.

Note that this is in regard to Arkansas law...I don't know if that would make it a special case or not, but just for general information. Also, no official paperwork, that I'm aware of, has been filed.

So, the question is: in this situation, under Arkansas law, would filing such a lien be legally possible?

[Old Viking]

What is Arkansas law?

[RavynousHunter]

Basically, you can't fuck your same-sex partner, but you can fuck your sheep.

[N. De Plume]

You’d probably get the best answer from an Arkansas lawyer.

[jackmann]

Yeah. Unless someone here happens to be licensed to practice law in Arkansas, we really can't give you a good answer.