We have a Land Contract in New York state & the tenant has not paid the taxes as they agreed to pay in two years, can we evict?
You can retain counsel to pursue foreclosure proceedings.
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You can retain counsel to pursue foreclosure proceedings.
You can retain counsel to pursue a partition action.
You can expect the judge to set bail. You should retain counsel for the warrant & the new charge.
You can hire a private investigator.
If your PO gets the courts involved you can be resentenced up to the maximum of your original charge.
If this was in a justice court on a single charge, then the judge could resententce you to a year in jail with credit for time already served....
The statute of limitations is 3 years, so it sounds like there's still time to add the actual property owner as a defendant.
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A reduction would've been more likely if there wasn't a refusal. You should retain counsel because a prison term is absolutely on the table.
It's against New York's public policy to bastardize children. There is no legal mechanism to unilaterally terminate a parent's rights. The only way...