Redeem your property
We can contact the local tax office and tax-sale purchaser, determine the amount needed to redeem, and guide you through the process.
Your property was sold at tax sale.Act now,before it's too late.
Fees keep accruing. Waiting will make redemption much more expensive. If you do not redeem, you could lose your property.
Tess Law helps Maryland property owners, banks, lenders, lienholders, and other interested parties respond to tax sales. We can help pursue several legal and practical paths, depending on the property and the case.
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Time is of the essence.
Interest, legal fees, and other charges may continue to grow after a tax sale. Acting early gives your lawyer more time to confirm what you owe, protect your rights, and pursue the best available option.
Ways we can help with a tax sale
The right step depends on your property and where the case stands. We can help with the legal work and the practical choices around it.
Review fees and interest
We can review the charges, determine whether they follow the law, and challenge improper amounts.
Bring or defend a tax-sale case
We represent plaintiffs and defendants in disputes involving redemption, foreclosure, title, and tax-sale procedure.
Review next-step options
If immediate redemption is not possible, we can review where the case stands and what legal options remain before foreclosure.
Explore a loan
If you need money to redeem, we may be able to help you find a lender.
Explore a sale
If you do not want to keep the property or cannot redeem, selling before foreclosure may let you receive money for it. We can help you explore a sale and connect with buyers, including other clients, who can move quickly.
Ask Tess Law to contact you.
Tell us how to reach you and whether you want to redeem, need a loan, or want to discuss a sale.