Q: When I was 22, my father purchased a condominium for me. He put it in both of our names. After approximately five years, he paid it off in full.

I have recently been sued both corporately and personally. Approximately one month prior to being served, my father wanted my name off of the property, so I filed a quitclaim deed to remove myself from the property and give him full ownership.

A month prior to the hearing, a pending lien was placed on the property by the plaintiff. A final judgment was awarded to the plaintiff, who has stated that he intends to proceed with post-judgment efforts, which include filing a motion to go after the condominium now owned by my father. Is this possible?  more...