Seneca, SC
Real estate Lawyer at Seneca, SC
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Elder Law ... +6 more
Too little information for a reasonable answer. Most likely, the answer is "yes" and "yes". Generally speaking, all property is freely alienable...
How on earth did you get a listing agreement with the Realtor without having your husband's signature?? This should have been handled early on and...
No. Do not wait. There is a statute of limitations after which you CANNOT bring any action. It's the concept of "laches" - when you wait too long,...
No, you don't. I would recommend that you make sure that either your Personal Representative or your daughter knows where your original Will is...
If he is competent, you should have him speak with an elder law attorney to ensure that his needs are met. He can revoke any prior POA, but will...
Attorneys are allowed to ensure payment of their fees by entering into security agreements with their clients, otherwise, those that could not...
The POA will expire with your step-dad so it won't help your Mom at all after he passes. As stated by my colleagues, have a good estate planning...
You need a good attorney to review the agreements you have with this therapist for the lease of the space; additionally, you should have ALL your...
Florida's rules for adverse possession are very particular and must be followed to the letter or you will just be considered a squattor with no...
Your father really needs to speak with a real property attorney because what you are saying does not make any sense. Your father could quit claim...