Northern State Bank v. Toal

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• property owned but not occupied as a homestead when judgment liens are docketed can be attached even if the debtor later does occupy it as a homestead
• judgment liens must be executed before the debtor’s death in order to sever the joint tenancy and avoid being extinguished by the spouse’s right of survivor-ship
• property owned but not occupied as a homestead when judgment liens are docketed can be attached even if the debtor later does occupy it as a homestead

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).