West Chester, PA
Real estate Lawyer at West Chester, PA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Appeals ... +5 more
NATURE OF ADVERSE POSSESSION 1. ELEMENTS A claimant must prove actual, exclusive, visible, notorious, distinct and hostile possession of the land continuously for 21 years. Conneaut Lake Park, Inc. v...
See Full GuideLife Estate. 1. A life estate endures for the life of one of more persons (measuring life). The measuring life can be the tenants, or, in what is known as life estate per autre vie, the life of anoth...
See Full GuideTenancy in Common. 1. Joint tenancy has four unities, but tenancy in common has only one: unity of possession. 2. Each tenant owns a fractional share of an undivided interest in the entire property...
See Full GuideJoint Tenancy. 1. Joint tenancy is an estate which requires four unities: title, time, interest and possession.[1] Essentially, joint tenancy is where one estate is owned by two or more persons holdi...
See Full GuideA. Tenancy by the Entireties. 1. A conveyance to husband and wife is presumed to create a tenancy by the entireties.[1] This presumption can only be overcome using clear and convincing evidence of a ...
See Full GuideA. Lien of Money Verdict: Any judgment or other order of a court of common pleas for the payment of money shall be a lien upon real property on the conditions, to the extent and with the priority prov...
See Full GuideA. Lien Against All Real Property of Judgment Debtor: When entered of record, a judgment operates as a lien against all real property of the judgment debtor in the county in which it was filed. 42 Pa...
See Full GuideThe Pennsylvania Supreme Court discussed the nature of judgment liens in the case of In re: Upset Sale, Tax Claim Bureau of Berks County, 505 Pa. 327, 479 A.2d 940, 943-44 (1984). The Supreme Court st...
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