New Jersey Partial Release of Judgment Lien provides a way for creditors to release a portion of a judgment lien on a debtor's property before the entire judgment amount is satisfied. This legal process allows debtors to regain some control over their property while still ensuring the judgment creditor's rights remain protected. When a judgment lien is placed on a debtor's property in New Jersey, it grants the creditor the right to claim the proceeds from the sale of that property to satisfy the judgment debt. However, sometimes debtors may find it challenging to sell or refinance their property due to the encumbrance of the judgment lien. In such cases, a partial release can be pursued. A partial release of a judgment lien in New Jersey allows debtors to sell or refinance a portion of their property by removing the lien on that specific portion. This enables debtors to generate funds to satisfy the judgment creditor partially. There are two main types of New Jersey Partial Release of Judgment Lien: 1. Partial Release by Consent: This type of release occurs when the judgment creditor agrees to the partial release of the lien. The debtor and creditor negotiate and reach an agreement on the specific portion of the property to be released from the lien. This commonly happens when the debtor demonstrates the ability to raise funds to satisfy a part of the debt. 2. Partial Release by Court Order: In certain situations, a debtor may wish to request a court order for a partial release of the judgment lien. This typically requires the filing of a motion or petition with the court, outlining the reason for seeking the release and providing evidence of the necessity to sell or refinance a portion of the property. Keyword: Jerseysse— - Partial Release of Judgment Lien — Judgmencreditto— - Judgment debt - Debtor — Prope—ty - Lremovalmo—a— - Sale or refinance — Cons—nt - Court order