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The rental market on Staten Island has entered a new phase thanks to the Good Cause Eviction Law. Whether you are renting an apartment or own a multi-family home, you must know the new rules. In 2026, they are strictly enforced by housing courts in New York, and ignorance of the regulations can lead to…
Read moreFor many Poles living on Staten Island, the specter of bankruptcy in the USA raises fears not only of losing a home in New York, but also an apartment, a plot of land, or an inheritance left in Poland. In 2026, however, bankruptcy regulations are more predictable than ever – provided there is full transparency…
Read moreThe year 2026 brought a fundamental change to the U.S. immigration system. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has ended the era of mass parole programs, which means that every application for resident status, a visa, or citizenship is now screened with unprecedented accuracy. For the Polish-American community on Staten Island and throughout New York,…
Read moreThe Staten Island real estate market in 2026 is an environment that requires buyers to have not only patience, but above all, cold calculation. As your legal support, I will help you navigate this process so that you not only find a home, but above all, secure your capital in dynamically changing conditions. Market analysis:…
Read moreIf you have received a foreclosure notice on Staten Island, remember: this is not the time to panic, but to take precise action. Banking law is evolving, and in 2026, property owners have protection tools at their disposal that did not exist just a few years ago. As your attorney, I will help you navigate…
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Facing mortgage repayment problems on Staten Island, homeowners often hesitate between a voluntary settlement with the bank and judicial protection from creditors. In 2026, this choice is more strategic than ever – a mistake could cost you tens of thousands of dollars in interest. Loan Modification: A high-interest rate trap? A loan modification is a…
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For many people moving from Poland to New York, the real estate purchasing process can be a surprise. In Poland, a notary plays a key role, whereas in New York, the attorneys for both parties manage the transaction from contract preparation to the final handover of keys, the so-called "closing." On Staten Island, where the…
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