Can I add my wife in deed of my condo by using transfer 50% in quit claim deed form?
I believe that this is a duplicate question, see my previous response. NO. Do NOT use a "form" - you do not know what you are doing, and you will...
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I believe that this is a duplicate question, see my previous response. NO. Do NOT use a "form" - you do not know what you are doing, and you will...
No way to tell on line. It depends on the REASON WHY the lender wants the quit claim., and TO WHOM it wants the deed TO. If the lender was a QC...
You can't "add" her to your deed, you will have to execute a new deed into the both of you. Ii's a pretty simple process, but you should consult...
Yes; on these facts, you have potentially a viable claim for unjust unrichment and perhaps propeietary estopple as well; and it's fairly likely...
There's really no way to give any sort of response to this here on line, sorry. If it's a final hearing, literally nothing anyone can tell you here...
Yes, you would have the right (in accord with the governing docs and the HOA Act) to change the by laws in some ways. And you (i.e., the HOA)...
It's impossible to know for sure here on line, but putting aside all of the very sympathetic (alas, irrelevant) facts in the first half of your...
Receivership? On these facts alone? Not likely. But indeed possible, as the implication you drew from the .To me, it appears to more of a "lazy,,...
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There is no way to determine for sure here on line whether you have a viable (or cost effective) case against the builder here, especially if the...
I agree, a duplicate question. See mmy previous response. gsg