Landlords expect tenants to pay the rent on time and care for the property as detailed in their leases. However, not all tenants adhere to the expectations in their contracts. Property owners can request holdover eviction proceedings against their tenants for several...
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Attorney Bradley D. Schnur Presents NYPD Chief of Detectives James Essig with Lifetime Achievement Award
Manhasset, New York / November 7, 2022 On November 7, 2022 Attorney Bradley D. Schnur and Nassau County Legislator Arnold Drucker presented NYPD Chief of Detectives James Essig with the Federal Drug Agents Foundation's Lifetime Achievement Award Photo L to R: Attorney...
Does the Medical Debt Relief Act cancel my medical debt?
Medical billing and the expenses of serious medical care make dealing with a health crisis more difficult. Those facing cancer, chronic conditions or debilitating injuries are often unable to work and earn enough to cover the costs of their care or treatment. If the...
Eviction Case of the Week
In our continuing series "Eviction Case of the Week," each week we will discuss an interesting Landlord-Tenant case in which we were involved as counsel or observed while appearing in the Courts. CASE OF THE WEEK In the Suffolk County Fifth District Court in...
Eviction Case of the Week
In our continuing series "Eviction Case of the Week," each week we will discuss an interesting Landlord-Tenant case in which we were involved as counsel or observed while appearing in the Courts. CASE OF THE WEEK We observed a case at the Nassau County District Court...
What to include in a commercial real estate lease
In commercial real estate, a written lease specifies terms that apply to the landlord and the tenant. Leases regulate the relationship between the property owner and the renter and can help resolve disputes. If you own a commercial property, it is important to...
Eviction Case of the Week
We are introducing a new feature called the "Eviction Case of the Week." Each week we will discuss an interesting Landlord-Tenant case in which we were involved as counsel or observed while appearing in the Courts. CASE OF THE WEEK We represented a landlord who was...
4 things that can jeopardize the closing process
Real estate negotiations are long and cumbersome, involving banks, insurance companies, title processors and government regulators. It pays to be aware of all the possible risks, especially those at the very end of the process. 1. Bank disbursement falls through Your...
Can you be sued for your credit card debt?
Many people have trouble paying their credit card debts, especially in the current challenging financial times. While an occasional missed credit card payment might lower your credit score or raise your interest rates, not many people realize missing several payments...
What are the rules for landlords during the eviction process?
To begin the eviction process in New York, the landlord must go through a series of steps, regardless of the reason. The first step is providing the tenant with a written notice. Termination Without Cause Landlords cannot terminate a tenancy before the end of a lease...