If you fail to pay the Mortgage, the Lender will eventually foreclose on the Mortgage and you will lose the home. If you did not execute the Note,...

Whichever covenants, restrictions and the like are recorded against the property, legally burden and affect the property.

You should be able to judicially force a sale of the real estate if you are unable to get her cooperation.

In large part, that will depend upon when the wall was constructed, and whether the elements of adverse possession have been satisfied.

If you believe that you are entitled to the deed and the owner will not convey the deed to you, it appears that a lawsuit where your prayer for...

With a tenancy by the entirety, he alone has nothing to sell.

He doesn’t need your permission, he needs your voluntary notarized signature.

Perhaps the only way you will ever find out is after you initiate a lawsuit, present the facts supported by the evidence and see if the court finds...

If taxes aren’t paid for an inordinate period of time, the City can eventually foreclose and sell the house for delinquent taxes whether the owner...

It can be changed any way you wish, if you so choose. Remember, it’s now your house, you can do with it as you see fit.