How quickly can you stop a Sheriff Sale Attorney Dunne? Answer: 60 minutes or less. Attorney Dunne – Gets it Done!! Here is a recent example of Stopping a Sheriff Sale in Philadelphia. A client called late Monday evening, August 6, 2018 around 7.00 PM and inquired if it was possible to stop a Sheriff Sale scheduled for Tuesday, August 7, 2018 at 9.00 AM. After reassuring the client that it is indeed possible to save his property from the Sheriff Sale, I immediately conducted a thorough intake; downloaded his credit reports; and prepared a 1st draft of the emergency
Stopping a Sheriff Sale in Philadelphia
Written by , August 7, 2018 , Sheriff's Sale, Sheriff's Tax Sale, Stopping a Sheriff Sale in Philadelphia
Reversing a Sheriff’s Tax Sale
Written by , September 22, 2014 , Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Reversing a Sheriff's Sale, Sheriff's Sale, Sheriff's Tax Sale, Statutory Right of Redemption, Tax Sale
On September 19, 2012, the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office conducted a tax sale to collect unpaid taxes on Otis W. Terry, Jr.’s property located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The property was purchased by a bidder for $120,000. A fraction of the fair market value of $450,000. On December 11, 2012, the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office signed and delivered a deed evidencing the transfer of the Property to the bidder (the “Tax Deed”). The Tax Deed evidencing the sale was recorded on January 5, 2013. On June 13, 2013, Otis W. Terry, Jr. filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case to reclaim his property and
As an undergraduate at Pennsylvania State University, I served as an infantry soldier in the Pennsylvania National Guard and as a cadet in the R.O.T.C. My major in Criminal Justice led me to attend the New England School of Law in Boston. Once there, I honed in on bankruptcy law and was a scholarship recipient for “Securities Regulation.” I followed that with an internship at the Boston Stock Exchange and a clerkship for McGarthy & Ged. During this time, I learned how to help people find financial relief through legal action. 