The ex-husband needs to locate his divorce documents, specifically the Marital Dissolution Agreement and Final Decree of Divorce. Theses matters...

Mr. Rafter is absolutely right. So long as your name is the only name on the actual deed for that property, your brother has no legitimate claim.

Double-check your HOA rules and by-laws just to make sure there aren't any restrictions on that sort of thing. Otherwise, absolutely have your...

You can purchase the home before the divorce is finalized, but only if the divorcing parties have agreed to how the proceeds will be split and are...

A few questions need to be answered before proper guidance could be given. Reach out to a real estate attorney ASAP!

You can still give the property to your children and reserve a life estate in it for yourselves, but I would take time to speak with an estate...

Is any of this in writing? Do you have a written lease? Are any of the other details relating to your payment and the repairs in any form of...

The tenant has to sign the lease in order for it to be binding - cannot verbally agree to it (assuming it's a year-long lease). I would need to...

If he or his family choose to pursue this, yes. This would be a civil matter.

In the alternative to suing them, reach out to your real estate agent or the closing attorney you used when you purchased the home and find out who...