If you and your sister are the both owners of the real estate, for her to sell the property, any purchaser would require that you join in the...

His heirs-at-law, who does not include you, will inherit his 50% share of the real estate. Your 50% share remains yours.

If you are the sole owner of the real property, and you have no contractual obligation, nor fiduciary obligation to anyone else, and your...

A few points. You had asserted that they jointly purchased the home. Then you had asserted that only one name appeared on the deed. Absent an...

You could initiate a judicial proceeding, whereby the courts could force a sale of the Real Estate. Keep in mind, this could be expensive and it...

As I see it, she may sell it to you, gift it to you, add you to the Deed. Any of the above are all viable options. Be certain that in doing so,...

From a NewYork perspective, if you and your son are both on title as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, then the both of you own the Real...

It would be prudent to first thoroughly read the terms contained in the Note and the Mortgage for that answer. However under normal circumstances,...

What should you have done? As your closing took place in the winter, thereby preventing you from being able to properly examine and test the pool,...

Possibly, by court order. If the person seeking revocation has standing to do so. If the issue of standing is satisfied, if it is you, then you, as...