Milford, CT
Real estate Lawyer at Milford, CT
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Social Security ... +3 more
It sounds as though the CCR will allow this, but it seems you would have to form a new entity, deed the condo to the entity, and then have you...
It is difficult to give any kind of a detailed answer on the little information provided. It is true that "letting" the home "go back" may not...
If your dog left your yard and caused injuries, then yes, you are liable for the bill. They would have to prove their allegation, and from what...
I agree with my colleague: the fact that your father paid the taxes for years does not by itself give him an ownership interest, let alone one that...
The ownership issue is one thing, but how the three partners divvy up responsibilities is another. In an ideal world the three partners will...
The fact that the third noteholder - presuming, of course, they are indeed recorded on your title behind the first two - gives you some leverage in...
This will likely be a fairly simple thing to accomplish; as my colleague wrote, a simple quitclaim deed might be all you need. But you should...
Generally speaking, if both were on title, and one passed, recording the death certificate will often suffice. Do you know if he had a will, and...
I agree with my colleague - you should consult a good local real estate attorney for the best resolution to your questions.
Generally speaking, if something on your property is causing damage to your neighbor's, he can expect you to take some kind of remedial action. In...
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