Perhaps, I’d it was the by-product of fraud, or some similar act of mis-conduct. And again, that’s a remote “perhaps.

You have a few options: 1) Contact the attorney who represented you at the closing to fix the problem; 2) If two (2) parking spaces were actually...

Responding from a New York perspective, no as to do not individually own what a survey would disclose, as it relates to what you purchased....

If you are a co-signatory to the mortgage that would denote that you’re also on the deed as a co-owner so if your demand to come off the mortgage...

Typically, full disclosure does the trick.

Provided that your mother possesses the mental capacity to make her own decisions and she was not coerced nor the victim of fraud, the deed should...

A home equity loan is a mortgage, no matter how one wishes to classify it. There are two answers to this question. 1) Under normal circumstances,...

Only an attorney can first counsel your mother as to the legal consequences of her intended acts before she proceeds, in order that if she chooses...

Your attorney doesn’t have the authority to release the escrow monies to either the seller or the purchaser without an executed agreement among all...

You asserted that your seller has not acted in good faith and you want to let him remain in possession of your house, knowing that he/she cannot be...