Martha E. Von Rosenstiel, PC
649 South Ave
Suite 7
Secane, PA 19018
610-328-2887

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Martha E. Von Rosenstiel, PC is a full service, client driven creditors' rights firm providing skilled legal services in the areas of foreclosure, loss mitigation, ejectment, bankruptcy and REO liquidation.

Our objective is for you to know us personally, and flexible enough to meet your needs to provide an unsurpassed level of expertise and service.

Since 1990, Martha E. Von Rosenstiel, PC has established itself as a practice offering top level, comprehensive creditors' rights services throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Our commitment to meeting our clients' needs through detail oriented, customized and highly personalized service is unsurpassed in the industry and helps lending institutions minimize the burden of costly time delays.

The focus and dedication of the entire firm is based solely in creditor’s rights matters.

Featuring a staff of experienced professionals with a well-rounded understanding of creditors' rights law, the firm provides clients with the personal attention necessary to handle their cases thoroughly and proficiently. Our friendly and highly-trained team of paralegals works closely with our attorneys to provide the "cradle to grave" legal services so important to our clients.

The firm provides personalized counsel to lending institutions, and is respected for its breadth of knowledge in the creditors' rights arena. We actively represent a number of lending institutions, servicers and asset management firms for the liquidation of non-performing loans and the prompt disposition of acquired real estate throughout Pennsylvania.

New Eviction Case Law

A petition for re-argument in the matter of Wells Fargo v. Long, 2007 PA Super 254; 2007 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2636 was recently denied by the Pennsylvania Superior Court. With the Court denying said re-argument, the matter of Wells Fargo v. Long holds as good case law within the State of Pennsylvania, therefore requiring the recording of sheriff’s deeds before a Complaint in Ejectment can be filed with the courts. Due to the recent development of this new case law, MVRLAW is taking an aggressive approach to secure sheriff’s deeds in a timely manner to prevent any further delay in filing ejectment actions by following up with foreclosing counsels and the courts.