It could be either depending on circumstances. As they are actively trying to sell the property, you need to find an attorney asap.

I am not sure why you say you would not be able to buy anything after bankruptcy. I suggest you sit down with a bankruptcy attorney to go over...

I agree with Mr. Adkins. This will require a consult. Much will depend on when the property was placed in trust.

If you are saying that your will gives her the property, it has no legal validity until you die. You can leave it as it is, but if you are running...

An extensive review of the covenants is required to answer that questions. If the builder is the developer and maintains control over such things...

Just because the HOA was dissolved by the Secretary of State does not mean that the covenants are not still valid. Sit down with a real estate...

I agree with Mr. Adkins. What we usually do is go over the value and assess the chance that a house will get sold in a chapter 7 before the case...

The answer will depend on what it is you actually signed. Also, are you in the process of a divorce or has he passed? Both of these situations...

It would depend on the language of the covenants and the nature of the opt-it. Take those and sit down with an attorney to review.

Breach of contract limitations are 4 to 6 years depending on whether or not the agreement was in writing. However, a negligence claim would only...