If a title company misses a lien, are they required to pay the lienholder?
I do not practice in your jurisdiction and the laws of priority vary from state to state, but your fact pattern indicates that you have a valid...
Colchester, CT
Real estate Lawyer at Colchester, CT
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Wills & Living Wills, Probate
I do not practice in your jurisdiction and the laws of priority vary from state to state, but your fact pattern indicates that you have a valid...
I agree with Attorney Hamad’s response regarding the mortgage. With regard to other liens being filed, as long as the property is in this...
You can execute a Power of Attorney naming the individual as your Attorney in Fact. Standard forms for most jurisdictions are available on line...
SSA takes a five step process to determine whether one is disabled - but it really comes down to a determination that 1) Due to your...
As a general rule the place where the decedent had residence at the time of death has jurisdiction over the probate. There may be additional...
You need to establish what the status of the title is - ie who holds an ownership interest in the property. If your mother held a non-survivorship...
If the bank received a Deed in Lieu then it owns the property and it is the landlord now. Based upon that scenario, the former owner would have no...
I'm not sure exactly what your fact pattern represents but I will go under the assumption that 1) you own two condos,2) each is secured with a...
You should consult with an attorney to determine whether the lender failed to comply with any statutory requirements.
It would appear that you should either hire an attorney to protect your interests or bring your questions to the probate court/authority.