I'm assuming you already followed their very cumbersome removal procedure, with the phone calls and such? And that your emails did not come from...

My father in-law and Mother in Law would like to sell their house to my wife and I for $1 how do i do that?

Ms. Schultz is on the money in terms of the mechanics of the title transfer. As long as you're careful with the papers and stay current on the...

Can someone else start purchasing real estate on my behalf?

You can assign someone you trust a Limited Power of Attorney to conduct business in your name in this matter. If you're comfortable with your...

What are the consequences to an executor of an estate to short sale a property?

You are simply paying on behalf of the estate, as executor of the estate. If the estate is insolvent, that does not create a personal obligation on...

If a contract does not say it is assignable, is it?

There are some other moving parts you need to consider. For example, how was the sale agreement of the customer company structured. If they are to...

In PA, you do not need to register with the state as a sole proprietor if you are not using a fictitious name. If you are practicing as "Law...

It depends very much on what your LLC does, the purpose of its creation, etc. If you have an LLC set up for some other purpose, and you just...

Engaged 14 years built our dream home 8 years ago name on mortgage but not on property.. should I be concerned??

Short answer: It would be best to get your name on the title. The mortgage itself only creates a liability to the lender. It's quite a bit more...

How do you get your deceased spouse's name off the deed when you are selling your home which is still in both of your names ?

Do it before closing, during the probate process. Take the death certificate and the will down to the register of deeds, and if the will leaves you...

If the IRS ruins your life via fruitless audits & erroneous judgments, do you have any recourse? Shouldn't they compensate you?

Honestly, it's tough to recover against the IRS. But there are ways to do so. From the Internal Revenue Manual: "IRC § 7433 authorizes the...

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