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Helpful Tip If You’re Facing Foreclosure

November 18th, 2011 by Bruce Ikefugi | No Comments | Filed in Debt Protection, Foreclosure, Real Estate Law

Our real estate department handles all types of real estate related matters, including foreclosures.  This might be an unpleasant task, however the local lenders we represent are very understanding and sympathetic to their borrowers’ plights.  I have had our banks agree to postpone actions and sales, and to work out payment plans, or allow a home to be sold for less than the loan amount very often. (more…)

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New York State Real and Personal Property Exemptions bring in the New Year!

January 14th, 2011 by Cheryl Bechakas | No Comments | Filed in Corporate & Business Law, Debt Protection, Real Estate Law

At the end of 2010, Governor Patterson signed a new bill into law which set realistic limits on the current levels of exemption values which will reflect today’s values and households and bring New York State into accord with other states exemption statutes. This law will be a welcome face lift to the current Debtor Creditor statutes and the Civil Practice Law and Rules! (more…)

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Don’t Jeopardize Your Real Estate Closing

October 13th, 2010 by HoganWillig | No Comments | Filed in Debt Protection, Real Estate Law

Congratulations! You’ve signed a contract to purchase a new home and now you are waiting for your mortgage to be approved and for closing to take place. You are excited to move into your new home and usually preparation and economizing is a responsible thing. (more…)

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Debt Collectors’ Hidden Agenda

June 24th, 2010 by Diane Tiveron | No Comments | Filed in Debt Protection

In today’s economy, Americans have struggled to make a decent income or keep their jobs at all, a situation several Western New Yorkers can sympathize with. Despite this sympathy, there are an abundant amount of large corporations in the Buffalo area that seem to be profiting off the economic misfortunes of others and, surprisingly, the culprits are the debt collectors that promise to help us out of debt in the first place. (more…)

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