Category Archives: Real Estate Law

There are many different forms of distressed real estate available to real estate investors today. This article will focus on one of those forms, the Sheriff’s Auction, and will include the good and bad news about buying property. With the … Continue reading →

For many, the family home is an asset unlike any other, not only is it of monetary value but of sentimental value as well. Therefore, the transfer of the family home upon death has become an important issue for many … Continue reading →

To stay in the real estate development game today is a challenge that few would have imagined 5 years ago. Demand for new commercial and residential construction was high, financing was readily available, and small and large businesses alike were … Continue reading →

The attorneys of Gordon A. Etzler & Associates, LLP want to congratulate their Senior Partner Gordon A. Etzler for successfully defending a mortgage foreclosure action over a large commercial project for an out of state client against a large regional … Continue reading →

***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** VALPARAISO, PORTER COUNTY, INDIANA - After extensive deliberation and negotiation, Gordon Etzler & Associates, LLP has recently undergone a major expansion. Established in 2004, the Valparaiso law firm of Gordon Etzler & Associates, LLP has gone from a modest … Continue reading →

What is referred to as “The Economy” is a set of vast, complex systems that work together to demonstrate the financial pulse of a geographic area, a state, or a nation. It can be measured in a variety of ways, … Continue reading →

One of Gordon Etzler & Associates‘ largest clients, the Porter County Assessor Jon M. Snyder, recently announced that he would be taking the Porter County Assessor’s office into the 21st Century by allowing taxpayers to file property tax appeals online. … Continue reading →

Attorney Christopher Buckley, the Porter County Assessor/PTABOA (Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals) Attorney has completed the response brief as due in the above tax appeal. The case, the highest tax appeal since Porter County Assessor Jon Snyder was sworn … Continue reading →

Have you ever had a tenant who refused to leave? Have you ever had a tenant who insisted that you were bound to an oral lease significantly below market rent? Have you ever rented to a tenant through an oral … Continue reading →

As a follow up to last month’s article concerning Vanderwoude and Koster v. First Midwest Bank, Cause No. 64DO1-0605-PL-3878 entitled, “Gordon Etzler & Associates, LLP Scores Major Victory in Slander of Title Action”, First Midwest Bank, by its Counsel, David … Continue reading →