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Motion to redeem

San Antonio Texas Motion to redeem

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Bankruptcy - Sample Pleadings

State:

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City:

San Antonio

Control #:

US-BK-0013

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Motion to redeem

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Interesting Questions

Is there a deadline for filing a motion to redeem in San Antonio?

Yes, there are strict deadlines in place, usually two years from the sale date. So keep your eyes on the calendar like a hawk!

What happens if my motion to redeem is denied?

If the court denies your motion, it means you can’t reclaim the property through this route. But don’t throw in the towel; you may have other options to explore.

Can I get my property back if I file a motion to redeem?

If your motion is granted and you meet all the necessary requirements, yes! You could be back in your property, waving goodbye to stress.

What do I need to prove in my motion to redeem?

You’ll need to show that you have the right to redeem the property, as well as any evidence that supports your case, like ownership documents. Think of it as gathering your armor before the battle!

How long do I have to file a motion to redeem after a tax sale?

In San Antonio, you usually have two years from the date of the sale to file a motion to redeem. Time flies, so it’s best to act fast!

Who can file a motion to redeem?

Typically, the owner of the property or anyone with a vested interest in it, like a lienholder, can file this motion. If it's your property, you have the right to claim it back!

What is a motion to redeem in San Antonio, Texas?

A motion to redeem is a legal request to get back property that has been sold due to unpaid taxes or other debts. It's like asking for a second chance to hold onto what’s yours.