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Thanks for your advice. I'm in New York State. By co-op it means she didn't really own the house or the land it was on she had shares in the overall co-op that allowed her to live in the house (If that make sense it's all new to me so I could be getting this wrong).
Sorry for the late reply. Definitely consult local counsel. Your state may have a directory for referrals to counsel. You may be able to get away with only an hour (or less) of legal consulting (+plus settlement (.eg a propionate section of the shares) if you're willing to settle the matter with the lien holder.
Edit: again not legal advice. I'm not your lawyer.