Buying a house. Is real estate agent needed?

It's not a requirement, but it's also in your best interest to have a real estate agent. Buying real estate can be complex and is not as simple as...

Rental agreement has a incorrect signature. She signed her mothers name with POA after it. Is the agreement void?

According to the American Bar Association, agents for grantors should sign legal documents one of two ways. Either "Mother, by Daughter under POA"....

How do I trace a number?

Hire a private investigator. You may run into problems though, because if Google Voice is anything like Google Mail, then it may be impossible to...

A central air conditioning unit is generally construed as a "fixture" that becomes part of the house and should not be removed as part of a...

Yes, you can be evicted if you are in breach of your agreement to make the landlord whole.

Son is 26 got a girl pregnant. not married. she is going to give baby her last name. how does he deal with this issue.

Consult a family law attorney. Your son has rights as the father of the baby and he can be identified as the father on the birth certificate. ...

Can an apartment complex keep people from smoking or doing anything outside their apartments?

Tell your fiancee to take a walk while he smokes. If he is constantly moving, then he's not "congregating or obstructing the common areas" is he? ...

My boyfriend lives with me and my mom and pays rent does she have the right to Thro him out?

Without a written lease, he is a month to monty tenant (assuming he is paying monthly rent). Thus, a landlord or a tenant can terminate a month to...

Do i have to give 60 days notice to vacate on a month to month if the tenant has lived in the unit over 1year?

Yes. If you give less notice and then try to evict, you could find yourself engaging in an illegal eviction for which there can be penalties.

I have joint financial POA with my brother for our mother who has dementia. I want to buy her house to use the $ for her care.

I would just add -- Medicaid has "look back" provisions regarding property transfers. You should consult with an attorney to ensure that the...