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Thank you. That's just what I needed to know.

I still don't think you are understanding my question. I have already read the article you provided above, as well as server others. My question is, is it possible for a California attorney to take a lien on Utah property; is it valid in another state?

I was hoping I to know before I went to an attorney.

I need to hire an attorney to represent me in continuing spousal support. I have no money but will be selling my home in Utah. Can my attorney prepare a FLARPL in California securing payment via my home in Utah?