Sounds like you may have been 14 when your grandmother died (sorry to hear that). From my NY perspective, it depends on what your grandmother's...

It depends on the bylaws but I've never seen that prohibited. Once upon a time, I think I remember my parents telling me that it may have been...

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Mr. Alexander is correct but if you're asking for an opinion, I prefer real estate (said the real estate attorney).

When you say they're doing work without permits, do you mean from the local Dept of Buildings or from the Condo? (or both?) Lest you later become...

First of all, did you know the fence was misplaced? If so, you should have had your attorney draft the contract in such a way as to disclose it...

She cannot evict you prior to the end of your lease unless you give her a reason (like not paying the rent). If she is, in fact, selling the...

If you're talking about your property and possessions, your own insurance should cover those. If you have been living with mold for over 2 months,...

Generally (unless you were compensated or otherwise agreed in writing), the new owner takes the property subject to your lease and has to honor it...

I'm a real estate attorney, so I am going out on a limb by answering this question, but I believe parking on private property without permission is...

Aside from an action in Partition (that's what attorney Gleaner referred to), which will certainly cost you each AT LEAST $10,000 to $15,000, your...