In Texas I have 92% ownership in a home and my nephew has 8%. Do I need his signature in order to sell?

Yes, you'll need your nephew's signature to sell. The simplest solution is to buy out his share of the property - it doesn't sound like he has...

The answer depends on a review of the limited partnership agreement and the will; it's likely that the beneficiaries, once the will is probated,...

At this point, you've already lost - the only thing to do is to cooperate with the receiver. You may want to consult with an attorney regarding...

The first thing you want to do is to carefully consider what this other person is going to bring to the business, and what you're willing to give...

No, he can't have his ownership interest taken away due to a disagreement - though his position as an employee is different. I suggest he gather...

Sorry, it sounds like the bank Did abandon their acceleration, and probably did so in order to foreclose later. You can't override their exercise...

If there is a lis pendens on file, presumably there is a lawsuit filed to determine ownership of the property. You'll want a lawyer to represent...

I have a friend that is trying to keep his house from being foreclosed on he doesnt like how the man is doing business

It sounds like there is a lot going on here, and I can't determine exactly what your involvement is. If you have done work to improve the...

Can a developer-controlled HOA use HOA funds to fund company operating expenses?

I'd want to look at the deed restrictions, but generally, no, I wouldn't think those types of expenses would be a legitimate HOA expense. The HOA...

First, the lease of the space and the purchase of the trailer should be separate deals, but there are lots of "rent to own" deals that are not...