LEBEN, J.
From the time our state was founded, Kansas has had a constitutional provision prohibiting creditors from forcing a sale of a family's homestead. Similar language has been included in statutes, and the Kansas Supreme Court has broadly interpreted them over the years. Even though court judgments generally constitute a lien against real estate, the Kansas Supreme Court determined in 1869 that a judgment lien had no effect against a homestead. Morris v....
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