IS it possible to give my home to my parents?

The two answers already posted are correct as to the issues they raise. First, it isn't the house you need to get out of your name, it's the loan....

I own a home, my old boyfriend will not move out. He has no job. Does not pay rent. He has lived here 18 yrs, 12 not a couple.

Is there a written lease? If not, is he paying rent? If not, why not? ASSUMING that there is no lease and he is paying rent, you would have to...

Are we obligated to pay rent if a broken pipe line on the property has resulted in the water being shut off?

First, stuff happens. The owner/management have taken immediate steps to correct the problem and, unless you can show the cutoff was due to them...

Who should I look for if I want to get this wrongful debt taken off my credit from a leasing incicdent?

You may be learning a very hard lesson in a very hard way. You picked bad room-mates. Most leases have a 'joint and several' liability clause --...

Court eviction

I think I responded to this question earlier when I said, You now have actual notice of the court proceeding so you need to appear and protect...

My good friend and colleague Margaret O'Reilly is spot on. Since your mother is the early stages, she should still be able to add or substitute you...

As an executor, how do I file a claim against my step mom for not following the decisions/accounting made by probate clerk?

You did not provide enough facts for an answer. However, that there is no money in an estate means that there's probably nothing to do. I am...

I can see both sides of this issue. First, the landlord wants the outside of the building to have an 'appearance' which means -- to the landlord...

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How do I go about putting a claim against the estate if someone who owes me money? They are doing probate.

If there is formal probate, you can send a letter to the executor/administrator of the estate detailing your claim and enclose documents, AND file...

Unlawful detainer not served

You now have actual notice of the court proceeding so you need to appear and protect your interest. Virginia law provides that 'notice actually...