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When a property owner fails to pay in a timely fashion, the law allows the municipal authority to sell the tax lien. The purchaser of that lien may foreclose if it is not redeemed within one year. As a result, many poor and elderly homeowners lose their security in a dwelling and significant equity through this statutory scheme. This seminar will seek to address the issues that arise from tax lien sales and foreclosures, to prepare practitioners to defend against the foreclosure on behalf of the homeowner. The speakers anticipate covering the following issues:
Requirements for notifying the owner of the sale
How the Madeline Walker Act works (or not)
The procedures and timeline of a foreclosure case
Requirements for notifying the owner of the foreclosure
Remedies for failure to respond timely to the case
Reviewing redemption costs for what is “reasonable”
Interplay with redemption rights in bankruptcy court
Past constitutional challenges and what issues remain
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