You should take your lease and any written notices you've received to a local Landlord & Tenant attorney to review and explain your rights.

I believe this is something to discuss with your licensing authority which may or may not regulate naming conventions for your practice.

A review of the documents in the foreclosure case should reveal the answer. Although there is currently a foreclosure moratorium in New York, if...

I advise you take your lease agreement and the 60-day notice you received to a local attorney's office for review.

I am moving your question from the Foreclosure category to the Real Estate category.

I agree with my colleague Attorney Boyer. There are third party companies that try to charge money and/or SCAM homeowners in so many ways. That...

Since you are the owner of the house, you can be affected by the foreclosure. It is always better to respond to the complaint than to ignore it....

Were the items removed before or after you lost ownership of the property? If before, you may have some recourse. How long has it been?

In addition to the good advice from Attorney Rich above on reviewing the terms of your specific agreement, it is recommended that you speak with...

A motion for summary judgment should never be taken lightly, and it is dangerous to proceed "pro se." You need to speak with a licensed...