Firstly, you need to ensure that you have full legal ownership of the real estate that would entitle you to sell and convey title to the property.

You legally do not need an attorney’s involvement if you are confident that you can fully and successfully execute on the intended task yourself...

One of you should buy the other one out for agreed upon terms and if you cannot agree, then you should both consider selling the real estate and if...

If husband and wife are in title, and own the real estate as tenants by the entirety, and a bank foolishly lends only to the husband, and you, the...

Executing a Deed, in recordable form, is how one conveys title to real estate. If you do not sign a Deed, as above stated, then you are not...

The only person to contact to get the paperwork started in order to add your name to the Deed would be your "partner".

Normally, the Title Report raises as an exception the obligation of the Seller to provide a statement from the Managing Agent affirming as to what...

Why don’t you first try reaching out to the local Department of Buildings to see what they have to say

When you recited “left to you and your sister”, was there a deed from your father, was it so stated in his will and if so, was the will probated,...

If you conveyed title to the real estate without any form of reservation or limitation, then it would be entirely up to your son if he so chooses...