How do I eject someone from a house I bought and won't get out on the date we agreed upon in writing
Depending on the circumstances, you can bring an action for either unlawful detainer or ejectment. You should consult an experienced real estate...
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Depending on the circumstances, you can bring an action for either unlawful detainer or ejectment. You should consult an experienced real estate...
From the facts you described it is unlikely you have any ownership interest in the condo. In addition, you cannot force your step father to...
You can seek an accounting at the time you bring your partition action. However, since you decided to put your girlfriend's name on the title, any...
As the other lawyers have said, you should not try to defend this yourself. Ejectment is complicated, and you need an experienced real estate...
If a certified copy of a personal judgment against you is recorded in the county public records, it becomes a lien against any property you own in...
This is the type of problem that arises when residential earnest money deposits are held by title companies or attorneys. If the money had been...
If your mother and stepfather were married when they bought the property, there is a presumption that they took the property as tenants by the...
Holding the original deed has little relevance if the deed has been recorded in the public records of the county in which the property is located. ...
Generally, if the judgment is against you alone and your property is owned by you and your wife or is homestead property, the judgment will not...
The Florida Constitution requires your spouse to join in any mortgage of homestead property, even if the spouse is not living with you and is not...