Do I need an Attorney?
You've got some work to do if you want to claim the property. An attorney has to research the title and see if a mortgage lender has foreclosed or...
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Redlands, CA
Estate planning Lawyer at Redlands, CA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Trusts
You've got some work to do if you want to claim the property. An attorney has to research the title and see if a mortgage lender has foreclosed or...
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Great answer from Mr. Moss. I don't know of anyone with more experience and know-how than him.
An attorney would have to file a quiet title action for you. Here's a link that may help you:...
Just pay the $100. That's the cost of being a seller.
As required by California Civil Code section 1950.5: within 21 days of a residential tenant moving out of the premises, the landlord must send the...
Option 1: try to negotiate a cash for keys for them to move. Option 2: serve them with a notice to move and then start the unlawful detainer...
You would need an attorney to draft the right of first refusal contract or option agreement to entitle you to that remedy. Call or email an...
Call an attorney with your budget and goals in mind and tell him/her what you want. Maybe he/she can do it within your budget and maybe not, but...
I agree with Mr. Spirtos. The Good Neighbor Fence Act of 2013 (Civil Code section 841) states that a fence on the border of adjoining landowners...
My colleagues have given great practical advice about what to do in your situation. My dog has been barking at possums in the back yard at night. ...