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‘Good cause’ eviction debate returns to New York State Assembly
Four years after it was first proposed, "good cause" evictions have returned to the agenda in Albany. Lawmakers are expected to consider this idea as part of a slate of housing bills during the 2023 session. If it becomes law, good cause evictions would make it more...
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Why an unfamiliar debt collector might sue you
If you are paying off a debt and one day, an unfamiliar person serves you with a lawsuit, it can be a daunting experience. How can you respond appropriately when you do not even know the basis of the lawsuit? There are many possible reasons that an unknown creditor...
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How to handle a medical debt lawsuit
Medical care can be costly, and you could find yourself in debt if you struggle to pay your expenses. Furthermore, a hospital or healthcare facility can initiate a lawsuit and sue you for your debts. Knowing your rights can help you navigate these tricky legal...
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Steps to take when sued for credit card debt
Ignoring notices from debt collectors does not make the debt go away. Ignoring the summons regarding a lawsuit will not make the lawsuit go away. When you receive a summons notifying you that you are being sued, read it carefully to know how long you have before you...
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Eviction Case of the Week
The alleged predicate notice furnished with the Notice of Petition and Petition appeared to be defective as the tenant was not served with sufficient written notice terminating the tenancy (either prior to or following the expiration of a lease)
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Eviction Case of the Week
Even if you receive rental assistance through ERAP or similar programs, you will continue to be obligated to pay rents not covered by the program or be subject to eviction and potentially a large money judgment.
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The Law Office of Bradley D. Schnur, Esq. P.C. Sponsors Table at 2022 Leadership in Law Event
On November 17, 2022 Attorney Bradley D. Schnur attended the Long Island Business News Leadership in Law Event honoring colleagues from Nassau/Suffolk Law Services (for which Bradley often volunteers his time doing pro-bono work through the Volunteer Lawyers Project...
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3 Reasons Landlords can Evict Tenants for Reasons Other Than Non-Payment
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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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...
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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...
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