Ira J. Metrick, Esq.
Consumer Advocate & NJ Foreclosure Attorney
Are you facing foreclosure, a sheriff sale, or complex federal tax lien issues and violations? For more than two decades, Ira J. Metrick has worked with hundreds of New Jersey homeowners to pursue loan modifications and save their home from mortgage foreclosure. No matter what stage you’re at in the federal tax lien or foreclosure process, you may still have options. Contact us today for a free consultation.
Mr. Metrick has been helping New Jersey consumers for over 20 years and is prepared to help you with a variety of complex legal issues including Foreclosure Defense, Mortgage Loan Modifications, and IRS Tax Liens. Clients often express an overwhelming sense of relief after meeting with Mr. Metrick and his team, understanding where they are in the process, and what legal options exist. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation to discuss the details of your case.
We have defended against foreclosures from many different mortgage servicing companies and many different foreclosure Law Firms. We have also brought several Federal Lawsuits when lenders, or their attorneys, have violated your rights in the foreclosure or modification process. Grounds for a Federal lawsuit can include, but are not limited to:
If any of these or other situations have happened to you, contact the law office of Ira J. Metrick today to discuss your options.
Many homeowners believe that all hope is lost once their mortgage lender starts the foreclosure process. You have the right to fight foreclosure, and there are many laws in place in New Jersey to make sure that you have every possible opportunity of saving your home. Even if you are facing a sheriff sale, you may still have options. Our office can work with you to help make sense of important foreclosure notices and pursue a loan modification that will stop foreclosure.
When personal, business, employment or payroll taxes are not paid, the IRS can file a Federal Tax Lien against an individual or business. The liens will also carry interest and penalties and it can be a difficult situation to resolve. Contrary to popular belief, the IRS is not the bad guy. In fact, the IRS is willing to compromise and work with individuals to resolve liens. Our office can help you understand important federal tax lien notice timelines, and help negotiate a resolution with the IRS. We can investigate your eligibility for a variety of tax relief options including offer in compromise (OIC), penalty abatement, installment agreements (IA), and innocent spouse relief
