Depending on whom you ask, the answers to this question will range from “You never need a lawyer in a residential real estate transaction” to “You...

Your dispute with the various lenders arises from the mortgages and promissory notes that you signed with them. If all they have been doing is...

Am I in any way obligated for a mortgage taken out solely in my former husband's name?

Because your were still married at the time of the refinance, you had to join in the mortgage but did not have to sign the promissory note. Since...

I am late 3.5 weeks on my rent the management company said if they do not have it today they will contact there layer for evict

The answer to your question depends on whether or not the landlord has given you a 3 day written notice to pay your rent. When you receive that...

How are date mistakes in rental agreement handled in eviction process should i worry about threats of counter suit in eviction

The tenant does not get to stay in your house for free for a year because you accidentally put the wrong date on the lease. Visit an experienced...

Tenent is not paying rent/threatens to sue/ would i have a stronger position if i allow rental agreement to expire

In your posting, you do not say why the tenant is threatening to sue you. You also do not say whether the tenant has sent you a notice by...

Do I need a real estate attorney

Yes, you need a real estate lawyer. Your question is confusing. You talk about having your name taken off the mortgage (which is not usually...

I sign a note saying before i got married saying that i can't get the house. But the note was not notarized. can i get half of t

The "note" you signed may be a waiver of your homestead rights, but, if it was not properly prepared, it may not be valid. A lawyer would have to...

Are tax deed and foreclosure auctions same?

Although both tax auctions and foreclosure auctions are held at the courthouse and title to the auctioned property goes to the highest bidder,...

Lien, final judgment, foreclosure, condo

You can sue the previous owner for the share of the back dues that accrued while he or she owned the unit. However, you will have several problems...