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Understanding Business Bankruptcy for Small Business Owners and Sole Proprietors

Exploring the bankruptcy process in business for small business owners and sole proprietors.

When people start a business, they are usually optimistic about growing the business to become profitable and successful. Unfortunately, sometimes it doesn’t work out as planned. If your business is facing financial difficulties, it’s important to consider the potential benefits of exploring business bankruptcy options tailored for sole proprietors and small business owners. In this article, we’ll […]

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How to Change a Deed in New York City

A deed of trust and a pen, illustrating the process of changing a deed.

With all that has been going on in the world with Coronavirus, people have been thinking about estate planning more than usual (which is a good thing). I have received many inquiries about how to add a spouse to a deed, so I wanted to share how to change a deed in New York (NYC, […]

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NYS is business is being “PAUSED.” What is “essential business” under NYS Pause Order??

An essential business closed stamp on a red background.

As you may be aware, New York City has seen both state and local governments issue orders within the last week hoping to curb the spread of the Coronavirus. It started with movie theaters and gyms. It then extended to closing bars and restaurants, allowing them only to serve food and drink to go. On […]

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What to look for when buying or selling a business in NYC

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Businesses make the world run.  They are assets that give rise to jobs, money, innovation, growth – any number of other amazing products that you can think of.  For the people behind the business, buying and selling them are ways to leverage the opportunity.  If you’re buying or selling a business in NYC, check out […]

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How-To: NYC Landlord’s Guide to the Non-Regulated Holdover Evicton

A city street with tall buildings and fire escapes, perfect for a landlord seeking a guide to holdover evictions.

Real estate in NYC is a challenge.  It’s a challenge for tenants looking for affordable housing.  It’s a challenge for landlord’s to get a tenant that works well with them.  In my Landlord-Tenant practice, I mostly represent landlords in non-regulated (meaning no rent stabilization or rent controlled) holdovers.  Plenty of people call me and want […]

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Using Bankruptcy to “Strip” Liens on Investment Property

A black and white photograph of a bankrupt brick building.

One of the great tools bankruptcy provides is the ability to avoid undersecured and wholly unsecured liens (often referred to as “stripping down” a lien or “stripping off” a lien).  If you owned investment properties that are currently underwater, what if I told you there might be a way to reduce the outstanding mortgages on […]

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