How can I give a home to my niece legally and keep the lian in my name.
I caution against your proposed action. The lender could call the loan due, judgment creditors of your niece might crop up now in the future, and...
Sherman Oaks, CA
Real estate Lawyer at Sherman Oaks, CA
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I caution against your proposed action. The lender could call the loan due, judgment creditors of your niece might crop up now in the future, and...
Your attorney’s file is your file. I can’t entirely agree with my colleague, who advises that your attorney may charge *you* for copies of your...
Any liability is not automatic and will depend on facts you have not stated. I suspect it would require a new lawsuit against the successor...
Have you been appointed by the court? What do the court's document say about your ability to sell real property without court approval?
You fail to mention your interest. It doesn’t sound like you have any. If your father is entitled to the house, he is entitled to the proceeds from...
There is generally no fixed time frame. In most cases, it will take at least six months and more likely a year before a trustee can make a final...
It's not clear what your question is. You mention nothing about the case except hearing dates. If you believe your attorney committed malpractice...
How you will proceed depends on facts you have not stated. You might not be able to obtain title to the other 50%. If you're looking for a quick...
Sure, you can sue. As the saying goes, you can sue a ham sandwich. What do you hope to accomplish? Do you want to rescind the sale or obtain...
The terms of trust and the deed would have to be reviewed. You cannot simply add someone to a deed. A new deed must be signed, notarized, and,...