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Preserving 3rd-Party Interests In Forfeited Property

Law360, New York (January 5, 2012, 3:15 PM EST) -- Third-party owners and lien holders risk losing their interests in property to forfeiture in criminal proceedings because the federal government is not required to provide direct written notice of forfeiture. Whether the third party is a co‐owner, a secured creditor, or a purchaser, the property it acquires from, or owns with, an individual that has engaged in criminal activity may be subject to forfeiture....

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