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I sued and was granted a constructive trust on $400k. It was then used to buy real property. Can I recover the real property?
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Answered on August 14, 2014
Yes, if you are able to prove that your ex-girlfriend gave some of the money, over which a constructive trust had been granted, to her parents, and...
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Can i sue in a different count?
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Answered on August 12, 2014
You are probably stuck suing them in San Diego County, since that is where they are located and where you signed the contract. Where is the real...
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What do I do? I took my real estate exam and passed. The DRE asked me about my prior criminal history
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Answered on August 12, 2014
Yes, you are entitled to due process, and you are entitled to a hearing. The DRE has to rule, one way or the other, on your application. After...
Is a deed of trust granted by previous owner valid if recorded after title was sold/transferred.
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Answered on August 12, 2014
First, it sounds like you have been the victim of fraud, and that, as a matter of justice, this deed of trust should be set aside. Second, this...
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Neighbor says my trees will obstruct our construction of a new common fence and must go. Is it his responsibility to prove this?
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Answered on August 12, 2014
The first question is, what is actually true? Do these trees really prevent a new fence from being up? Will these trees cause a problem, to a new...
Real estate salesperson license got revoked
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Answered on August 12, 2014
You need to appeal this decision. From what you have said, the decision was plainly wrong. You were penalized for a criminal conviction, yet you...
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Do I have to replace an existing boundary fence because my neighbor wants a taller one?
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Answered on August 11, 2014
No. Your neighbor wants the fence; you do not. You do not need to pay.
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Is there merit to this case?
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Answered on August 11, 2014
You may have a good case. Both the seller and the broker have obligations to disclose, which it sounds as it they violated. Thus far, you have a...
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How do I grant a portion of one contiguous property to the other?
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Answered on August 11, 2014
Yes, you can do this, but you may need to obtain approval for a lot split. As a matter of contract law, you can sell your property, in whatever...
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Improper Lis Pendens
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Answered on August 10, 2014
You need to make a motion to expunge the lis pendens. A lis pendens is proper, only if the underllying action could affect title to or possession...
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