My husband and I recently separated he wants to get a new mortgage loan without my name on it. Does this cause me to lose my rig

Mr. Kreitzer is correct - this is not a decision you make without consulting a lawyer (and I note that Mr. Kreitzer is fairly close to you) Here...

Can i be evicted?

You're probably going to need to see a lawyer on this - there's no easy answer and as Mr. Kreitzer aptly said, "It Depends". If you were my client...

What does Current Life Estate Interest mean?

I agree with Mr. Kreitzer. Short answer, yes a life tenant can build on land, and the structure then goes to the remainder interest on his death. ...

Is it true that if I send my creditors a $5 money order each month, I won't have to worry about getting sued/garnished?

As the others have said, NO, it doesn't work. That urban myth has been going around for well over 50 years and has never been true. I'd suggest...

What to do after a forclosure?

Call the 'trustee' that conducted the sale - they can tell you if it was bought in by the lender or sold to a third party. Odds are the lender...

Can we take someone to small claims court for failing to disclose a lien on the property a couple days before closing?

The worst thing to happen in Virginia Real Estate practice is that lawyers allowed lay settlement agencies to take over the business. Those...

Selected as the best answer

Mr. Kreitzer is correct - you need a lawyer to look at this in more detail with all the documents and facts in place. As is common on a forum such...

What is my legal obligation with personal items found in a purchased foreclosure home?

Your safest bet is to do an Unlawful Detainer against the former owner in the General District Court - check the 'other' box and state "failure to...

My landlord has a civil case pending on me for unlawful detainer that was filed yesterday. I have moved from the house can this

Mr. Kreitzer is correct. I presume you've given the landlord the keys and that you left the property as clean as possible so that your damage...

If there is a joint loan on a mortgage where the parties are not married, and the loan type is fee simple

You are mixing up concepts and trying to use 'lawyer' words improperly. There is no such thing as a 'fee simple' mortgage. And whether or not...