We are going to court soon and the association is sueing us. Can we still do a lien of deed

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I am not sure I understand your question, but I do not think there is a connection between the two. If you are not paying your dues and/or the court procedure is about the dues/foreclosure you can still try to get a deed in lieu. They are separate issues, but you need to be talking with an attorney as these are legal issues.
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Please reword your question or explain in detail what you are asking.  I don't understand your question as asked.  Thanks.
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