Judgment Liens

I placed a lien on the single family house of my ex-husband for a $30,000 marital dissolution settlement. If he were to pay me off with funds outside of a real estate transaction (not a refinance or sale) how is that lien removed or updated that it's paid. My ex wants me to submit a notarized statement that I have been paid, but that doesn't seem 'legal' enough to satisfy the lien. I would prefer not to have to go back to my lawyer who charged me almost $2000 to put the lien on.

X bank has a judgment against me. I own a 2001 ford pickup truck that has a free and clear title. A deputy sheriff from the county came to my house and advised he had a levy against me for the truck and was there to retrieve the truck. I sold the truck to my son about three years ago and he uses it to operate his business; however, he did not transfer the title for insurance savings. Meanwhile, the deputies keep coming to the house looking for the truck. Can they arrest me for failing to turn over the truck? My son is out of town using it for work.

I own a campground and a customer refuses to pay the storage bill (a year of storage is at stake). The couple is now getting a divorce, one has gone to prison and the other refuses to pay, but wants the camper. Could I file a mechanic's lien?

Property owned by Joint Tenants with right of survivorship was forclosed upon and judgment entered (Writ of Execution - Mortgage Foreclosure filed. Sheriff's Sale was scheduled and Stayed by Mortgee who charged off debtor's account. The property was abandoned and is in poor condition. Mortgee has agreed to satisfy $62,000 mortgage upon payment of $15,000 by Buyer. No equity in property and no money will be paid to Joint Tenants other than $10.00 consideration. There is an outstanding valid judgment against one of the Joint Tenants of $5,000 for credit card debt. There has been no attempt to execute upon the judgment. Is it necessary for the Buyer to satisfy the judgment prior to purchasing the property or will the judgment attach to the property and become the responsibility of the Purchaser; or does it remain the obligation of the Joint Tenant without effect to the property, as no consideration is being paid to either of the Joint Tenants?

I need to file a lien on property in New Jersey; I have a note that has been defaulted.