Tanya Patrice Dwyer

Tanya Patrice Dwyer's Answers (15)

New York, NY

Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at New York, NY

Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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Short sale with 2nd mortgage company Ocwen need to know what to do?

Tanya's answer | Answered on May 28, 2009

If you're filing bankruptcy and are willing to let your home go, there is no need to take on the expense of a short sale. In a short sale,...

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Deficiency Judgments with Short Sales

Tanya's answer | Answered on May 28, 2009

That's not a good short sale for you. An attorney may have better luck negotiating the deficiency issue. It's my understanding that banks rarely...

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Short-sale, Foreclosure NOD, from sale pending to not active, cash only. I’m the renter, do I have to leave?

Tanya's answer | Answered on May 28, 2009

You may have to leave. There may be ways to delay your eviction, but your lease probably won't hold up against the foreclosure and re-sale. An...

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I filed chapter 7. i have a client wich i started a job and got 52 k from allready.they claim that the $$$ is non discharge.

Tanya's answer | Answered on April 20, 2009

I'm not sure if I'm reading this right- if they owe you around $200,000 then you going into Chapter 7 bankruptcy will not allow them to escape...

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Can you tape and record a coversation between tenant and landlord that i am trying to evict in new york

Tanya's answer | Answered on March 14, 2009

New York requires that at least one person in the conversation be aware that it is being recorded for it to become evidence. All parties to the...

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