Can I be forced to terminate my lease early if I’m renting and the homeowners want to move back in?
Unless there's some specific clause in your lease that they can terminate, you do not have to move. The only way you can be forced to move is if...
Salem, VA
Elder law Lawyer at Salem, VA
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Unless there's some specific clause in your lease that they can terminate, you do not have to move. The only way you can be forced to move is if...
Yes, you have a right to part of the equity in the property, presumably half, unless the stupid lender had you deed your interest to your...
Yes - you can provide an easement - I've drafted a number of them including one relating to lakefront access. You have to be very careful where...
This was in the estate planning area; I moved it to Real Estate although it could also be considered probate. There is no simple answer to your...
It's remarkably easy. One of the children needs to contact the clerk of the Circuit Court for the jurisdiction (County or independent City) where...
This is a real estate question, not a probate question. Your siblings are partners whether any of you like it or not. You need a real estate...
My friend Ms. Foster is correct. Go with the lawyer you've hired and their advice. We don't like to get in the middle of another lawyer's case,...
All three children inherit his estate if (1) that's what you mean by 'next of kin' and (2) he died without a will. And if he has other children,...
Probate - handling of an estate - is trickier than most people understand. I've made tens of thousands of dollars in fees because the client...
Over $140,000 in unpaid support, half a million in possible real estate value, and you're asking an internet board? Consult, and possibly hire,...