Who is responsible for this partial claim? The seller or title company ?
This is a question for the real estate attorney you retained to represent you in the transaction. Hope this helps. gsg
Delray Beach, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
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This is a question for the real estate attorney you retained to represent you in the transaction. Hope this helps. gsg
Contact the real estate attorney that you used to represent you in the transaction. Hope this helps. gsg
I agree with my colleague; one needs to review your Association's governing docs in their entirety. If you plan to challenge the Association, you...
Consult a good local real estate litigator with experience in easement law. This is not something that can be determined here on line. Hope this...
I agree with my colleagues; don't do a thing until you speak with a good local real estate litigator. Hope this helps. gsg
My suggestion would be to retain a good local real estate litigator - and let him or her research the "deeds." Hope this helps. gsg
No one here on line can advise you what to do, or what's to happen, as we have not had an opportunity to review the pleading file. You really...
I agree with my colleague, and will add only that you left the CRUX of your problem here to the very very end of your post ("and i cant afford an...
Yes it is legal, as your Landlord has a right of access if performing necessary, or requested repairs/construction. They must provide NOTICE of...
I agree with my colleague. This depends on your lease, he legitimacy of your claim that he or she is an (and your roommate's) that these dogs are...