I own half of properties my partner wants to

I'm afraid your question is not clear. When you say he wants to "use an easement" do you mean that there is an existing easement? If so, his right...

I recently put my house up for sale with a real estate agent in State of Arkansas. With the first potential we had an inspection

In this case, you can both be honest and keep the check. The insurance company's agent believed that you have $4,000 in damage and they compensated...

Quit claim deed.

While I agree with both my colleagues, you should understand that you really don't hold title as a married or single man; you hold title in fee...

Can an ex wife during divorce proceedings go and get my name taken off deed with out signatures from parties attached to deed

You question is a little short on facts but generally you can not "take" someone's name off the deed. For you to be removed from title, you would...

As a joint tenant with my parents do i need to notify home mortgage company my father has died.

If you are a joint tenant, with a right of survivorship, and you stay current on all the mortgage payments and local property tax payments, nobody...

I agree with my colleague. Although you have not stated specifically if your ex-girlfriend's name is on the deed, you did say that you refinanced...

Which document do we need to change in order to make it legally valid: the quit claim deed or the original title of property?

What is important to understand is that whether you refer to a "deed" or "title", these are really the same thing. What you will always need to...

Do I still have standing to sue to quiet title if I how longer own the property?

I would recommend that you consult with a local attorney in CA. but, if you no longer own the property, you probably no longer have standing to...

What is the easiest way to add a name to a deed?

A quit claim deed is the easiest way to add your Mother to the title. Though I would recommend that you discuss your specific situation with an...

Actually, if you are legally separated, you are still married. Therefore, your deed should list both parties as grantors (assuming they are both on...