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A11299Assembly BillIn Assembly CommitteePending 83d

Protect Homeowners from Eviction During Deed Theft Disputes

In Assembly committee as of May 11, 2026Under review by an Assembly committee.

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IntroducedIntro
In CommitteeComm.
Floor VoteFloor
Second Chamber2nd Ch.
Governor's DeskGov.
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✦ Plain-Language Summary

This law would prevent homeowners from being evicted or forced out of their homes while a dispute over who legally owns the property is still being resolved in court. It targets a scam called 'deed theft,' where fraudsters illegally transfer ownership of someone's home without their knowledge or consent. This protection ensures New Yorkers can stay in their homes while fighting to reclaim their property rights.

Details

Introduced
May 11, 2026
Body
New York State Assembly
Type
Assembly Bill
Status
In Assembly Committee

Sponsors (1)

Introduced byStefani ZinermanYour District
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