Tisha Black Chernine, Esq., mentioned in LVRJ
Bills aim to solve mortgage problems State lawmakers are considering two bills aimed at fixing problems in the residential mortgage business and helping Southern Nevada recover more quickly from the bursting of the real estate bubble. Click here for the full article.
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Reducing Any Potential Deficiency Judgment
One of the main questions our clients have when they receive an approval on a short sale is, “Does it provide a deficiency release?” While this is a fantastic question in that it proves Las Vegans are becoming more aware of their rights and liabilities, the answer we must then give, unfortunately, is not always […]
UPDATE: Black & LoBello bill passed Assembly, Headed to Senate
On April 25th, Assembly Bill 284 passed the Nevada State Assembly and is now headed to the Nevada State Senate. The bill would help to give more transparency to the foreclosure process and hold the foreclosing parties more accountable for their actions. Below is the list of how the Assembly voted. Paul Aizley Yea Elliot […]
Black & LoBello Helps NV Legislature Restore Integrity to the Foreclosure Process
On March 15, 2011, Assemblyman Conklin introduced Assembly Bill 284 into the 2011 session of the Nevada Legislature. The Bill proposes significant changes to NRS 106, 107 and 205 as these statutes relate to foreclosure. Tisha Black Chernine, Managing Partner of Black & LoBello, participated in working group in collaboration with Assemblyman Conklin and the […]
Renting in Las Vegas: What You NEED to Know
The time when people once waited on a lottery to buy a home is long gone for Las Vegas. While this may be construed as stating the obvious, one thing that our mortgage crisis has spurred and is not often discussed is that we are now a city of renters. Many do not want to […]
Debtor, Collectors and You
The United States has always fostered the entrepreneurial spirit but entrepreneurialism comes with a price. Many famous entrepreneurs tasted the bitter pill of failure before finding success. For instance Sam Walton, Henry Ford, and J.C. Penny’s first endeavors were utter failures. But what allowed these, and other entrepreneurs, the ability to succeed is the idea […]
Foreclosure & Mediation Bills Reviewed with Tisha Black of Black & LoBello
Robert Jenson of The Jenson Group talks with Tisha Black of Black & LoBello about how Nevada AB 284 will add transparency to the foreclosure process and create a standard of care for the trustee which does not currently exist in the state of Nevada. They also talk about Nevada AB 300 which, among other things, seeks […]
Q&A About Foreclosure
Q: After a foreclosure sale of my home, if I still owe money on my loans, what can the lender do to me? A: After the foreclosure sale date, when the house is actually sold, the statute of limitations begins to run. The foreclosing lender must file a complaint in court within six months from […]
Workers’ Compensation Law 101
In the often complicated world of workers’ compensation law, employers’, insurers, and injured workers all have parts to play, and each may be significant in a workers’ compensation claim. Nevada employers, defined as “every person, firm, voluntary association and private corporation,…which has in service every person under a contract of hire,” may challenge either their […]