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Yes, the plaintiff can move to reargue and can appeal simultaneously. The motion to reargue would be before the same Judge, while the appeal would...
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Yes, the plaintiff can move to reargue and can appeal simultaneously. The motion to reargue would be before the same Judge, while the appeal would...
I strongly suggest you consult with a real estate litigator. Your question is going to have a fact intensive answer dependent on the individual...
I think you need to hire an attorney to review your papers. A judgment against a prior owner should have been omitted as an exception by your fee...
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You should definitely consult with an attorney about the specifics of your case. The deed into your husband may be valid and, if it is, the...
Definitely speak to an attorney and bring all of your documents as Mr. Rothstein advises. I think you are going to have some proof problems...
Your prior lender has 90 days pursuant to NY RPAPL 1371 to pursue a deficiency judgment AFTER it receives the deed from the referee. Speak to an...
You need to hire an attorney to protect your rights and determine how, if at all, this can be addressed.
That depends on the nature of the lien, how it arose, and whether your buyer took subject to it. Given its age, it may have expired. Speak to an...
I agree with my colleague. You definitely need an attorney who handles real estate litigation. There are a number of different ways to have the...
You need to contact an attorney who handles foreclosure litigation and real estate litigation and retain them. You may want to bring an action to...