Adam Leitman Bailey’s Blog
Adam Leitman Bailey’s Blog
The Rules on How Parties May Partition Their Common Ownership Property Rights
This article dissects the remedy of partition with reference to New York’s scheme. Whether a property owned by two or more tenants-in-common can be partitioned “in kind,” i.e., by physically [...]
Co-op Sale Approvals in a Hot Market: Are Boards Overreaching?
Financially qualified cooperative buyers’ applications are being rejected by co-operative boards of directors solely on the basis that the purchase price is too low. Besides causing lost time, money, and [...]
Now Could be a Good Time to Refinance
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C.’s banking department has been busy serving both our lender and borrower clients with refinancing and purchase closings consisting of [...]
Rules on Partitioning Ownership Property Rights
Whether a property owned by two or more tenants-in-common can be partitioned “in kind,” i.e., by physically dividing the real estate or other property interest, or by subjecting it to a [...]
My Path To Law: Finding a Home in The Law
Daily, I wonder from where my passion against and disdain for injustice derived. The ingredients? Something rising inside me that shoots through my entire body and makes my heart beat [...]
“Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. – The Firm. One Office. The City.”
Adam Leitman Bailey opened the doors to the firm bearing his name, starting from scratch, on January 3, 2000. Bartering a small law office in exchange for providing legal services for [...]