A quit claim deed transfers whatever interest that the transferor owns at the time. A quit claim deed does not warrant title, but it does transfor...

It sounds like you may have entered the house with permission. Permission defeats adverse possession. It must be open, notorious and hostile to...

You can sue for nuisance. As the previous attorney mentioned, you will need sufficient damages to make it worthwhile. You might want to try...

It depends on the contract. You should have a real estate attorney review it. Real estate listing contracts have these clauses for when a buyer...

I agree with what has been said so far. Your mother should set up a trust and you should contract with her to be the property manager and be on...

We need more information. State law applies to trusts. The Santa Monica municipal code would not control, but I'm not really sure what you are...

It sounds like you have damages. An attorney would need to review your purchase-sale agreement and the facts regarding the seller, broker and...

An attorney could help you, but the restrictions expressed by the previous attorney apply.

The hotel probably owns or manages the parking lot. But, you can't know for sure unless you research the title in the public records. An attorney...

You will have to review the CC&Rs and Bylaws and HOA Rules very carefully. It is unlikely that you will be allowed to do that in a residential area.