Today I ran across this article, which discusses whether a judgment creditor can record a judgment lien with the Coast Guard in order to proceed against the boat or other vessel of a judgment debtor. The short answer seems to be no. But that said, a boat may be seized and sold to satisfy a judgment, just as any other type of personal property can be.
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08/21/2009
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