Liu "Margaret" Yang

Margaret Yang is a highly educated attorney who leverages all of her knowledge and experiences to achieve the best results for homeowners facing foreclosure. Since joining our firm she has focused on foreclosure defense for our Florida, New Jersey and New York clients. She is passionate about consumer law and helping people who are in danger of losing their home.

Margaret Yang is originally from China, where she graduated from Southwest University of China with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English education and literature. After moving to the United States, she earned a Master of Instructional Systems Technology degree from Indiana University and a Master of Business Administration from the Illinois Institute of Technology's Stuart Graduate School of Business. Mrs. Yang received her law degree from the Chicago-Kent College of Law, where high grades earned her a spot on the Dean's Honor List. She is licensed to practice law by the state bar associations of New York (2013), New Jersey (2012), and Florida (2014).

Before graduating law school Mrs. Yang gained valuable and relevant experience working as a law clerk, including time in the Circuit Court of Cook County in the foreclosure division, the city of Chicago's Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection, the office of the Illinois Attorney General's Antitrust Bureau, and the State's Attorney's Office Worker's Compensation Division.

In her free time she enjoys listening to classical music, working with Photoshop, reading, cooking, and spending time with her two boys.

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The Florida Bar

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Since 2014

New Jersey

New Jersey Courts

Since 2012

New York

New York State Office of Court Administration

Since 2013

Managing Attorney

Amerihope Alliance Legal Services

2016 - Current

Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology

2022 Client Champion Platinum

Martindale-Hubbell

2022

2021 Client Champion Platinum

Martindale-Hubbell

2021

The Florida Bar  # 0112301

Member

2014 - Current

Q. We have put a lein on a home in bridgewater nj 10 years ago no effort has been made to satisfy the lein. It is in a shel

November 7, 2022

A: This is too complex to answer online. Bring your documentation to a local real estate lawyer to review and determine if it's collectable.

Q. I am the previous owner of a house. I sold it to a girl who is now foreclosing on it. Why would I be summoned?

November 2, 2022

A: If you have been summoned, did you also receive a copy of the complaint? The complaint should say specifically why you are being named. It's possible it's something simple that doesn't require a response, but it's possible you will need to file a response. Better safe than sorry. You will want to speak to an Ohio foreclosure defense attorney.

Q. If my ex husband isn’t on my mortgage but deed only can he take over my loan?

November 2, 2022

A: Most mortgages aren't assumable, so he won't be able to "take over" the loan. Refinancing is the only option. If you remain on the deed, you'll probably have to sign the mortgage (not the note), so you may talk to a real estate attorney about the option of transferring the deed as part of the transaction -- assuming you intend to relinquish ownership of the property.