UPDATE: Black & LoBello bill passed Assembly, Headed to Senate | Black & LoBello

UPDATE: Black & LoBello bill passed Assembly, Headed to Senate

On April 27, 2011, in Foreclosure, Legislation, Real Estate, by blacklobellolaw

On April 25^th, Assembly Bill 284 passed the Nevada State Assembly and is now headed to the Nevada State Senate. The bill would help to give more transparency to the foreclosure process and hold the foreclosing parties more accountable for their actions. Below is the list of how the Assembly voted.

Paul Aizley	Yea	Elliot Anderson	Yea
Kelvin Atkinson	Yea	Teresa Benitez-Thompson	Yea
David Bobzien	Yea	Steven Brooks	Yea
Irene Bustamante Adams	Yea	Maggie Carlton	Yea
Richard Carrillo	Yea	Marcus Conklin	Yea
Richard (Skip) Daly	Yea	Olivia Diaz	Yea
Marilyn Dondero Loop	Yea	John Ellison	Yea
Lucy Flores	Yea	Jason Frierson	Yea
Edwin Goedhart	Yea	Pete Goicoechea	Nay
Tom Grady	Nay	John Hambrick	Nay
Scott Hammond	Yea	Ira Hansen	Nay
Cresent Hardy	Nay	Pat Hickey	Nay
Joseph Hogan	Yea	William Horne	Yea
Marilyn Kirkpatrick	Yea	Randy Kirner	Nay
Kelly Kite	Nay	Pete Livermore	Yea
April Mastroluca	Yea	Richard McArthur	Nay
Harvey Munford	Yea	Dina Neal	Yea
John Oceguera	Yea	James Ohrenschall	Yea
Peggy Pierce	Yea	Tick Segerblom	Yea
Mark Sherwood	Yea	Debbie Smith	Yea
Lynn Stewart	Yea	Melissa Woodbury	Yea

For a copy of the Bill, go to http://www.leg.state.nv.us/Session/76th2011/Bills/AB/AB284.pdf. We will keep you updated on its progress.

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