Atlanta, GA
Real estate Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Litigation, Contracts & Agreements
The answer is Yes if your loan documents allow your lender to bid at the foreclosure auction, which most do.
It's standard language. Don't worry about UNLESS you have nothing else in writing.
That information cannot be provided in this forum. However, there is an attorney search feature in AVVO. For you the key is making sure you have...
If you are a co-owner he cannot immediately force you out. But, eventually he could file a partition action, which may force a sale. If the...
Yes, if he signs a deed, he is transferring his interest to you. Is he named in your Will?
Based solely on what you posted, the answer is maybe. You may be able seek a partition action. But, if the facts change, so might my answer.
It sounds like you have a problem if you were never released from the loan. However, under Chapter 13 there is a co-debtor stay. I suggest you...
You have a problem because you owe the loan. Is the car titled in your name? That raises another potential problem if he is involved in an accident.
You'll have to plot it out by determining the rightful heirs. Under the law the property is owned by the Estate. In this situation, the issue...
Based upon your description of your contract it would appear that your seller/landlord has breached the contract bu failing to adhere to the...
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