It should say in your master deed and/or condo docs. Read them carefully. If you still have questions, bring the documents in person to an...

I am the granter of a revocable trust .what are my legal rights to replace the trustees { mother and uncles}

If you are indeed the grantor (or settlor) of a revocable trust, then you would have the power to change it. You would just consult an estate...

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Security Deposit Interest and Last Month Interest

The interest you are entitled to is the actual interest from the account it is in. If that is 1% or even 0%, then that is all you get. But if he...

Tenant At Will and MA Rental Laws

If he has not placed your money into an interest bearing account, he must give you 5% interest. Not to mention that for violation of the statute,...

If I sign a lease but decide not to move in the next day am I obligated to pay a years rent without living there

Read the lease. There should be a section that addresses early termination. Usually, it is a penalty of one month's rent plus paying rent until...

Over 20 years ago a previous owner built a fenced in yard for the condo I own. Can I claim the land under adverse possession?

As my brother states below, one of the big questions is whether or not the condo board granted permission. Another question would be exactly how...

Every document ever drafted is perfect if no one tries to fight it. But you note in your last sentence the reason that lawyers exist - in a real...

It depends on the reasons for the notices. For instance, If the first one was for non-payment and the landlord lost because you paid him the back...

Do I need a formal will form, or can it be handwritten? does it need to be notarized?

There are very specific formalities that are needed in order for a will to hold up to a challenge. There are several competent attorneys who will...

I moved into my grandmothers home in Oct & she suddenly passed in Dec. Will states if I & my uncle can not purchase home

If the will says that it CAN be sold, then it likely doesn't HAVE to be. You've indicated that you have a 1/5 interest in the house. That means...