A Maryland Order of Satisfaction and Notice of Satisfaction of Lien is a document used to release a lien on real estate in the state of Maryland. The Order is issued by the court when the amount of the lien is satisfied in full. The Order must be filed with the local Register of Wills and serve as official notice that the lien has been paid in full and is no longer a valid lien on the property. There are two types of Maryland Order of Satisfaction and Notice of Satisfaction of Lien: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary Order of Satisfaction and Notice of Satisfaction of Lien is issued when the lien holder is willing to release the lien. An involuntary Order is issued when the lien holder is unwilling to release the lien but the court orders the release due to a payment being made either by the lien holder or by a third party.
A Maryland Order of Satisfaction and Notice of Satisfaction of Lien is a document used to release a lien on real estate in the state of Maryland. The Order is issued by the court when the amount of the lien is satisfied in full. The Order must be filed with the local Register of Wills and serve as official notice that the lien has been paid in full and is no longer a valid lien on the property. There are two types of Maryland Order of Satisfaction and Notice of Satisfaction of Lien: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary Order of Satisfaction and Notice of Satisfaction of Lien is issued when the lien holder is willing to release the lien. An involuntary Order is issued when the lien holder is unwilling to release the lien but the court orders the release due to a payment being made either by the lien holder or by a third party.