Child Support & Judicial Foreclosures in Oregon

[Hanna Brown]

I read online that child support liens are treated as superior to primary mortgages in some states, even when the date incurred is after the mortgage, much like property tax liens or utility liens, which survive the foreclosure process.

Does anyone know if this is the case with child support in the state of Oregon? Assuming the defendants were properly served, would a child support judgement entered in at a later date than a foreclosing mortgage be wiped through the foreclosure process, or would it survive? Thanks!

[Jay Hinrichs]

not in my experience of  buying around 500 court house steps properties.. but I have not bought one in a few years.. however I doubt things have changed..

although Oregon went to sherrif sales from trustee sales during the robo signing debacle that could be different..

the only thing I have seen survive in Oregon in property tax's  and senior deferral ( got to watch out for that one its sneaky) and IRS liens.. which sunset in 120 days and I have never seen IRS redeem.