Yes, you can pursue a partition action if you are a fractional owner of real property. The process is a bit lengthy, but if communication and...

Put very simply, an exception to coverage is something that is not going to be covered by the insurance policy. To give an analogy, it might be...

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It's a bit more complicated than how I'm going to say it, but the answer is yes. The mortgage loan stays on the property; the indebtedness does...

The answer to your question is yes, but the sale of the house is probably not imminent. Your parents should speak with a foreclosure defense...

The answer is that it depends on how title is held. If you and your husband own the property as husband and wife, then you will have to sign off on...

I'm a real estate attorney, not a trusts and estates attorney, but my answer would probably be that neither of those things is the best way to do...

The answer, without more information, is maybe, but leaning towards probably. A couple of things: usually, each condo unit is its own tax lot....

Getting off of the deed is relatively simple; you just execute a deed that conveys your interest in the property to your soon to be ex. However,...

The short answer is no. Also, you can't just file a notice of pendency without having an actual lawsuit commenced. The notice of pendency alerts...

The answer to the summons and complaint is done in writing and filed electronically, so it shouldn’t be an issue that your wife is abroad. It’s...