Excess Equity Watch

One Iowa homeowner’s fight before the state’s Supreme Court to keep his home despite a $2,000+ tax debt marks another in a long series of cases predicated on the outcome of Tyler v. Hennepin County.

A group of Ohio homeowners protesting Cuyahoga County’s foreclosure and tax sale practices look to take their class action suit to the state’s Supreme Court following defeats in trial and appeals courts.

The Legal Description traveled to D.C. and sat in on oral arguments in front of the U.S. Supreme Court for Pung v Isabella County, a case that could have significant implications for the entire tax lien foreclosure process. Afterwards, we caught up with one of the attorneys who was in the court representing the Pu

As Pung v. Isabella County goes before the Supreme Court, a National Tax Lien Association webinar recently broke down the details of the case and the case’s potential implications for the entire tax lien foreclosure process.

In an appeal of an Arkansas state court decision, two brothers aim to argue before the highest court in the land that their rights to due process and just compensation were violated when the state seized their property for tax delinquency.

In what is shaping up to be another landmark case in the field of excess equity foreclosures, Pung v. Isabella County will go before the Supreme Court later this year. While Tyler v. Hennepin County asked whether excess equity belongs to the property owner when the government takes a property, Pung asks h

In a lawsuit between the Edmonson Community Organization and the city of Baltimore, a U.S. District Court has determined under the Tyler v. Hennepin County precedent that the case can proceed.