My fiance and I are both on the deed together. He, solely on the mortgage. Can he take me off the deed without my consent? (MI)

Only you can remove yourself from the deed.

Who pays after the official closing?

Normally, a use and occupancy agreement would be prepared by the seller’s attorney which spells out all of the terms of the arrangements as among...

He may not be able to ask you to move the shed, but if it violates zoning regulations, he most certainly may be able to contact the Department of...

Only the signatory to the Note is personally responsible for paying the Mortgage, however if it isn’t paid, and the Lender forecloses then the...

In New York at least, if an easement is not recorded specifically as against a particular piece of real estate, it is normally not effective as...

Firstly, you should be entirely certain that if one or more of your children become co-owners of your real estate, that they may serve on the the...

My brother transferred the title to the family house into his name she says she did not want him to do this?

If what you stated is entirely accurate, contact the district attorney’s office in the county with the real estate is located.

Sure you can, but keep in mind, once you do it there’s no turning back.

Is there anyway possible to quit claim property to the city?

Probably, but the City must be willing to accept it, and the Grantor must have the mental capacity to convey. It will also required the filing of...

Answering you from a New York perspective, if you were married to the deceased at the time of his death, all you would need to do is produce the...