Milford, CT
Real estate Lawyer at Milford, CT
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Social Security ... +3 more
If the home is paid off in full - no mortgage, no outstanding liens, etc - then the owners can do what they wish with it, in most instances. One...
I don't see a question in your post, but if you have a real estate dispute it will usually be prudent to consult with a local real estate attorney...
Yes, you must continue paying rent as long as you occupy, but be sure to save proof of what you have paid the current owner (cancelled checks,...
Generally speaking a homeowner selling his house can take movable personal property - such as refrigerator or furniture - but they cannot simply...
You may well have a strong adverse possession argument, as my colleague explains. You should consult an attorney in your area who can examine the...
Forgive me for first pointing out that issues often arise with long-distance transactions of animals. I am always sorry to hear of these types of...
You cannot simply "take over" the mortgage. And living there for two years does not by itself give you title to the property. You should see an...
The statutory grounds for vacating an arbitration award amount to arbitrator misconduct, corruption, bias, or if it can be shown that the...
No, not on its own volition...unless perhaps in a case where a prior tenant changed locks and vacated without leaving keys with the rightful...
It sounds as though the "access" was just an agreement between your ex and yourself, and was not actually written into a deed. However, in many...
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