How do I go about getting it put into my name?
If you can't afford to pay it off outright you'll need to obtain your own loan (refinance the existing one); if this will take time, you should ask...
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If you can't afford to pay it off outright you'll need to obtain your own loan (refinance the existing one); if this will take time, you should ask...
You will need to hire an attorney to draft a Title to Real Estate but, as Ms. Seibert suggests, you need to discuss why you want to do this first...
Any property owned in your spouse's name individually (that doesn't have a designated beneficiary) will have to go through probate. If the...
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking but the title of your question implies that your father was still married to your mother when he got...
Unless he becomes lucid enough at some point to execute a power of attorney, you unfortunately will to need to petition to the probate court for...
As long as your mother is the owner, she is legally responsible to pay the taxes and insurance. It sounds like the bank is willing to take it over...
If you're property isn't part of the HOA, the covenants will not apply to you. As long as you don't agree to become part of the HOA/subject your...
Pursuant to the Landlord-Tenant act ( S.C. Code § 27-40-10, et seq) your lender could be liable for up to 3 times the amount of the deposit that...
You can always refuse to pay the fees; it's whether or not they will place a lien and try to foreclose it that is the issue. If you have a record...
To add to the previous attorney's answer, the correct information can be added and re-recorded. Put an asterisks by the additions and then explain...