I have previously requested that Experian remove a public record from my credit report as it has been over seven years. This was a state tax lein from the state of Alabama. This tax lien is not even mine! I filed separate returns when I found out what she did. This tax lien belongs to my ex-wife whom i divorceddivorced in XX/XX/XXXX. She has since passed away on XX/XX/XXXX from XXXX XXXX. The other XXXX credit reporting agencies have already removed this item voluntarily, but not Experian. How long is my former spouse going to punish me for divorcing her? The Consumer Credit Agency laws clearly state this should be removed after seven years except for bankruptcy. I would like to know what motive does Experian have to keep this on my credit report? Furthermore Experian had a duplicate tax lien on my credit report and it was also in the county tax recotds for all to see! This is an outrage that Experian is allowed to treat consumers in such a manner! 
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