Tyler and the Future of Tax Foreclosure in New Jersey

Category: Materials

Member Price: $16

Non-Member Price: $20

Product Code: MI144424

Areas of Law: Real Estate, Real Property, Trust, & Estate, Taxation

CLE Credits
Faculty

Featured Speaker

Moderator

Keith A. Bonchi, Esq.
General Counsel, Tax Collectors & Treasurers Association of New Jersey
Goldenberg, Mackler, Sayegh, Mintz, Pfeffer, Bonchi & Gill, Northfield

Presenters

Elliott J. Almanza, Esq.
Goldenberg, Mackler, Sayegh, Mintz, Phiffer, Bonchi & Gill, Northfield
Maryann Flanigan, Esq.
Supervising Attorney, Foreclosure Defense Project, Legal Services of New Jersey, Edison
Robin London-Zeitz, Esq.
Law Offices of Gary C. Zeitz, LLC, Voorhees
Ira J. Metrick, Esq.
Ira J. Metrick Attorney At Law, LLC, Freehold

This seminar will focus on the impact of the United States Supreme Court decision in Tyler v Hennepin County, 598 US 631(2023) on tax sale foreclosures in the state of New Jersey. The panelists will review how the New Jersey courts have reacted to this decision and how the court rules have been revised. The panelists will review post Tyler decisions in New Jersey as well as New Jersey legislation and pending Bills.

Join us for an up to the minute discussion of:

  • The Tyler decision and preventing windfalls to tax foreclosure certificate holders;
  • Application of the case holding to New Jersey;
  • July 2023 Court Notice and Order (1) Suspending Office of Foreclosure Recommendations of Final Judgment and (2) Relaxation of Court Rules – In Response to U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Tyler v. Hennepin County;
  • Is there a difference if the tax foreclosed property in question is residential or commercial?;
  • Is there a difference if a party is a government entity or a private entity?;
  • How may value of a property be impacted?;
  • What is the impact on investors interested in buying tax foreclosure properties?;
  • What is the impact on tax sales certificate holders?; and
  • What revisions may be on the horizon for New Jersey tax foreclosure?