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Can a lein be placed on your home in the state of Texas for Student Loan Debt?

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Can a tyro loan debt collecter put a lein upon a person’s residence in a state of TX?
If a loan goes in to default can a lein be placed?

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One Response to “Can a lein be placed on your home in the state of Texas for Student Loan Debt?”

  1. No. In Texas, a homestead cannot be taken to pay a debt, including defaulted student loans, except for debts taken for the purchase of the home, for home improvements, for home equity loans, or to pay certain taxes.

    Wages may be garnished, however, to pay for, among other things, defaulted student loans.

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