I'm jumping to conclusions here ... her SD profile says:
"Notary since 2004. Error free for years."
Her NR profile says:
"We are Error-free notaries for the past 14 years."
If she's been a notary since 2004, she's been a notary for 19 years. If she's been error free for the past 14 years, that tells me there was/were error(s) the first 5 years of her notary career. Perhaps someone submitted a claim against her $15,000 notary bond and the bond was not sufficient to cover the claim and a lien was then put on her property? From the California Notary Handbook (2023):
"Notary Public Bond
California law requires every notary public to file an official bond in the amount of $15,000.
The notary public bond is not an insurance policy for the notary public. The bond is designed
only to provide a limited source of funds for paying claims against the notary public. The notary
public remains personally liable to the full extent of any damages sustained and may be required
to reimburse the bonding company for sums paid by the company because of misconduct or
negligence of the notary public. (Government Code sections 8212 to 8214)"
Again, just jumping to conclusions and making a wild guess. 
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