The only one who could add their name to your Deed is you. So either you did do yourself and you didn’t remember doing it, or someone forged your ...

Responding only from a New York perspective, if you and your now deceased husband were both on title to the property as tenants by the entirety, a...

Responding only from a New York perspective, under New York a licensed home inspector may contractually limit his or her liability as to mistakes...

From what you stated, only your parents currently have an ownership interest in the real estate. Perhaps, if you want to roll the dice, you can...

The precise language contained in your contract will determine both your rights and obligations. If your contract does not contain a time of the...

If both you and your brother inherited the real estate then you should have been named on the Deed as a 50% owner. And if this were properly done,...

Responding only from a New York perspective, if you were to quit claim title to your daughter, for no consideration, this would be referred to as a...

If the beneficiary (as you refer to that person) is incompetent then that person lacks the legal capacity to agree or to disagree. A fiduciary will...

A typical New York contract requires, among other things, a tax apportionment as of the date of closing. If you prepaid taxes, you should be...

You may be best inclined to post that specific question to your insurance agent and proceed accordingly. Because no matter what answers you receive...