Ordinarily, when one loses a piece of property subject to a secured loan on it to a judgment creditor, the judgment creditor takes the property subject to the secured loan relieving the judgment debtor (original owner) of the obligation on the promissory note that presumably is secured by a mortgage on the property.The lender on the loan secured by the property can then foreclose on it even though there is a new owner. The new owner in order to keep the property must cure the loan's delinquency.From what you have written, you most likely do not owe this money to the family trust. To be sure, I suggest that you consult with a real estate attorney.