James J Quail & Associates, PC

04/20/2022

If you are upside down on your mortgage, a good solution may be a short payoff. https://bit.ly/37yAUFh

08/30/2021

The moratorium on eviction and foreclosure proceedings in New York has been extended until August 31, 2021, and similarly, there is federal protection extending certain foreclosures until September 30, 2021. Read our blog to learn what this could mean for you.

10/02/2020

Selling a home is often a difficult and complicated proposition. When you are found to have a judgment or lien against the property, it can be a blemish on your title that can further complicate the sale. Read more on our blog:

Learn what you can do when trying to sell your home that has encumbered by a lien or judgment. Contact our Massapequa lawyer at James J. Quail & Associates, P.C. concerning all your real estate concerns and legal issues.

06/23/2020

If you would like to purchase your property at a discount from the current mortgage amount, or obtain a short payoff, Read our full blog to learn more.

If you are looking for a short payoff for your home, reach out to the team at James J. Quail & Associates, P.C. for a free 30-minute consultation.

12/29/2017

Our firm recently represented and obtained a favorable outcome in a complicated real estate case. Read more about this case and our other successes in our blog -

James J. Quail & Associates, P.C. represents clients in Massapequa and throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. The firm resolves matters involving real estate and personal injury law.

12/14/2017

Read more about our recent success stories in our blog: http://www.quaillaw.com/blog/2017/december/stay-of-auction-and-traverse-hearing-for-service/

12/08/2017

When a bank attempted to evict a tenant of a foreclosed property, the tenant came to James J. Quail & Associates, P.C. for help. Visit our Massapequa real estate law blog to learn how we helped the displaced tenant stay in the property. http://www.quaillaw.com/blog/2017/december/displaced-tenant-from-foreclosure-james-j-quail-/

11/07/2017

In New York Sate there are two ways to apply to a court- the first is a motion on notice or a motion brought by Order to Show Cause. Learn more in today's blog:

James J. Quail & Associates, P.C. represents clients in Massapequa and throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. The firm resolves matters involving real estate and personal injury law.

08/16/2017

Are you the owner of a property where a foreclosure action was commenced and withdrawn with more than six years of not modifying the loan? Read today's blog to learn about clearing the mortgage lien off your property:

James J. Quail & Associates, P.C. represents clients in Massapequa and throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. The firm resolves matters involving real estate and personal injury law.

07/14/2017

If your bank does not have the original note to your property, you may be able to get your foreclosure action dismissed. Curious about learning more? Read the new content up on our site: 

James J. Quail & Associates, P.C. represents clients in Massapequa and throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. The firm resolves matters involving real estate and personal injury law.