Property Liens In NY

If you have recently tried to sell or refinance your home but were prevented from doing so because there is a lien against it, please call our offices immediately. We are extremely familiar with the legal process regarding property liens that are a result of creditor judgments. We have helped countless people in this situation and we may be able to help you too. When you contact our law firm our experienced and knowledgeable attorneys will explain the entire process to you and devise a strategy that will help you achieve your goals.

 

How Did a Lien End up on My Property?

A lien is placed against property only after a creditor seeks and is awarded a judgment against you. This means that a lawsuit was filed against you at some point. You may or may not have been aware that you had been sued. In fact, chances are that you were not properly notified of the lawsuit in the first place. Our attorneys will conduct a careful analysis of the underlying judgment to discern if there is an opportunity to vacate it and challenge the lawsuit that resulted in the judgment.

 

What Do I Need to Know About Liens?

In New York, a lien can be placed against real estate in the consumers name and against someone’s personal property (i.e. things like cars, jewelry, art and other valuable items). In New York a lien can last up to 20 years if it was renewed before the first 10 years have passed.

 

How Can We Help?

Here at the Bromberg Law Office, we have been defending consumer rights since 1999. We have immense experience handling situation like this and have a track record of success. We have the knowledge necessary to help you resolve your debt related issues.

Please contact us at 212-248-7906 to schedule a free consultation or fill out the form below.