Recording
Release of Lien
Also called: Lien Release · Release of Memorandum
A recorded document that removes a previously recorded lien or notice from a property’s title.
What is a release of lien?
A release of lien is recorded to clear a prior encumbrance from the public record — for example, once a debt is paid, a deal closes, or a recorded notice is no longer needed. It tells title examiners the earlier claim is resolved.
When a Memorandum of Contract has done its job, recording a prompt release removes the cloud and restores clean, marketable title. Doing this quickly and unconditionally is good practice and, in some frameworks, legally required within a set window after the contract ends.
Jurably offers a one-click release so the record is cleared as soon as the deal closes or terminates.
We handle the paperwork end-to-end — you never touch a courthouse.