Minneapolis, MN
Litigation Lawyer at Minneapolis, MN
Practice Areas: Litigation, Foreclosure, Intellectual Property
As you know, you have an interest in your inchoate and your deceased husband's interest in the property. However, by virtue of paying taxes, you...
It is unclear what you mean by "sold 1991." Regardless, there is not much you can do to claim a potential surplus that may be 23 years old.
I do not understand why a sheriff's certificate would be delivered to you. A foreclosed mortgagor never receives a copy of a sheriff's certificate...
If you redeem, you will reinstate any junior liens that are otherwise extinguished by the foreclosure. If you are considering redeeming on the...
What you are asking is whether your placement of a sticker on a product amounts to passing off, which is actionable under the Lanham Act. ...
Upon a foreclosure brought by a senior lienholder, a junior lienholder has a choice: they can either go after the property or go after the money. ...
The only thing that stands out as a little peculiar in your review is that you are "considering getting a home security system after this...
Your predicament is one that a lot of Minnesota homeowners face today. The first observation is the one that you made--that your fiancee and ex...
First of all, using a domain name in itself cannot give rise to a traditional infringement claim. That is because "using" a domain name is not a...
Your question is confusing. Generally, the only person who can pay the sheriff's sale amount and keep the property is the mortgagor. If the...
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