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Mr. Rafter is correct - you don't have to do anything, especially if you don't really like your brother-in-law. But read it carefully just in case...
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Mr. Rafter is correct - you don't have to do anything, especially if you don't really like your brother-in-law. But read it carefully just in case...
I moved this from General Practice to Probate. First, it's good that you had a lawyer helping on the estate. Too many people don't. Your lawyer...
Subject to a review of all title documents - yours and servient tract - yes, you may have to litigate to enforce your rights AVVO is designed and...
Not sure how this started as an estate planning question; I moved it to bankruptcy. Yes you have to list it. Why? It's the law. Your lawyer...
I moved this to landlord-tenant. I agree with my colleagues that you don't need a lawyer to sue. But you don't sue the real estate company - you...
Mr. Press is spot on - you'll have to close before the foreclosure sale date - let them know as soon as you have a contract and as Mr. Press says,...
Your situation is way too complex for an internet Q & A board like this. AVVO is designed and good for simple, general questions that will get you...
The lender has to follow the terms set forth in the deed of trust - there are multiple types of documents out there, some requiring a written...
Yes. Almost all the activities you propose fall within the scope of requiring a license. Some of them are included in the rules of the Virginia...
Your question is, at best, confusing because it seems you are using incorrect terms. While it is possible the property was conveyed to a trust, it...