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If someone was named as "grantor", they are the party giving or selling the property to another person. If someone was named as "grantee" in a...
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If someone was named as "grantor", they are the party giving or selling the property to another person. If someone was named as "grantee" in a...
In addition to points made by the other attorney, the conservation commission may have little or no say in the particular case, if there is no...
Generally, as long as a seller has not consciously hidden serious problems from a buyer, it is "caveat emptor" - "buyer beware!" Sometimes, a...
This is the classic issue with a vacation property jointly owned, sometimes received from parents, sometimes purchased. Assuming you aren't in a...
In general, if one can show "open, notorious, and adverse possession" for the requisite period (20 years), title can be acquired by the possessor...
To be clear, whether she is competent or not, her trailer and her money are her own, and would need to be used for her ultimate benefit. You...
It sounds like you may not have had an attorney representing you during the purchase. If you did, you should speak with your attorney. What...
There are some number of properties that are not on "public ways" but on private ways. It is not unusual for a p&s to require that the property be...
"Tangible personal property" is generally physical "stuff", exclusive of real estate. The general division used to be "personal property" and...
Echoing the other two attorney's responses, it would be a very good idea for someone thinking of transferring an interest in real estate as a means...