Selling a house my deceased mother left me
You mention that you "have muniment of title" so I am presuming that you filed your mother's will for probate as a muniment of title. The order...
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You mention that you "have muniment of title" so I am presuming that you filed your mother's will for probate as a muniment of title. The order...
First, you need to look at your lease and determine what procedure is required for landlord repairs to make sure you have complied properly. You...
Yes, the landlord can charge for the basement - so long as you agreed to it as part of the lease negotiations. It does not matter if you use it...
Best case scenario: you have a claim for breach of contract, negligent misrepresentation, and/or violation of the deceptive trade practices...
I am unable to answer your question without more information. You need to check the HOA's by laws first. The by laws would govern the...
You would want to check with your bankruptcy counsel first. You might be able to execute a deed in lieu of foreclosure.
It would depend on whom the judgment is against (sole proprietorship, corporation / LLC) and, in turn, what assets are owned by that party. If...
Without your signature, you are likely a true member of the LLC and thus, may have an argument to avoid liabilty in that regard. Additionally, if...
Speaking in general terms, there is a four-year statute of limitations on a debt action. If that time has not expired, you could file suit against...