If I co-own a house and do not live in it do I have to pay property taxes to or just the occupant.
In Connecticut, all owners of record are liable for the taxes and are subject to all the same laws governing ownership as it comes to taxes. Thus,...
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In Connecticut, all owners of record are liable for the taxes and are subject to all the same laws governing ownership as it comes to taxes. Thus,...
You would file in a court that serves either of the two towns that you and the other parent resides. Since you live in Middletwon, it would make...
Under Connecticut law, you need substantial change in circumstances to modify an agreement post judgment. I assume that you are in that...
Your question does not make sense. Are you asking about property taxes? Conveyance taxes? Estate taxes? Please give more information so that I...
Generally, your lease will include terms concerning when a landlord and make entrance into your unit and for what reasons. If you have a lease,...
Whenever it comes to the sale of real estate, the contract controls. Contained in the contract will be the specific reasons that a buyer or seller...
I agree with the answer the other attorney gave you but want to share with you some additional thoughts. I assume that you have a solid, committed...
How short sighted! From the real estate perspective, he has the right to do with the house as he pleases. If he wants to lose all the equity in...
Curently you both enjoy joint custody and there are no orders in place as to primary residence or schooling. Thus, she or you can register the...
It is never worth it to go to court just to prove a point. Unfortunately, you cannot bring a contempt motion for his failure to visit with his...