What is the best method to get partial release of judgments in order to sell my homesteaded property?
Look at section Section 6325(b) of the Internal Revenue Service Code. It will spell out exactly what you need to produce. Check the IRS lien to...
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Look at section Section 6325(b) of the Internal Revenue Service Code. It will spell out exactly what you need to produce. Check the IRS lien to...
The real estate agent is licensed by the State. The State has a department that deals with disciplinary issues pertaining to real estate agents. ...
I agree with Teri about not putting the property in his name, not just because he might treat you worse than other creditors, but because liens...
Unfortunately, to be valid in Illinois, an assignment does not need to be recorded - Recording is just "notice" and does not affect validity. An...
If you buy the house under the scenario you describe you might not only not be able to live the house, you might also not be able to own it! If...
Generally a foreclosure will wipe out all subordinate liens, but will not wipe out primary liens. An example of subordinate liens would be second...
It may not be fair, but does the 2% additional you have to pay justify the cost of litigation? Besides, once the estate was closed, that meant...
You have no right to "add" your name to a quit claim deed. It is your husband's decision as to whether to add you to title or not. If he chooses...
Unfortunately, you took a risk when you bought the property with your girl friend, since she is nothing more than a business partner in this...
It is unlikely that you will find someone who will take ownership of half a property. In the event that you cannot, your best course of action...