Sellers sold property named in purchase agreement because "they did not know." Is this a case for listing agent's E&O insurance?

You can only sue the broker if you have evidence they either knew or should have known the Tenant would damage the property. Your remedy would be...

Is a Stock Power Certificate legally binding?

In order to advise you it will be necessary to obtain more information, such as: 1) the type of corporation, 2) whether your son was an...

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Do i need a court appointed house appraiser will repairs affect overall price when trying to buy the other party out mary 21y

I would suggest retaining a licensed appraiser. Regarding the repairs, it would depend upon the amount and how certain it is that the repairs need...

Do I need a Real Estate Lawyer ?

I agree with my colleagues. You will need to review the Trust Agreement, and, see who is presently record owner. [email protected] (408)...

I have an LLC, I am 49% member, my 51% partner opened new bank accts I have no access to them not even on the on line web site.

Impossible to tell with the facts provided. Generally, you have a right to inspect all financial records for the Corporation. You might also be...

I need a lawyer who can intercept rent for a condo unit that has been taken over by the HOA in Glendale/Burbank, CA

Before answering your questions it will be necessary to determine how you are tied to the condo, and, why you would be entitled to be assigned the...

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Quitclaim deed, exclusive occupancy and adverse possession

It is not clear that their possession is hostile. Sounds like something which might be resolved without resorting to litigation (obtaining an...

You might have the ability to sue for anticipatory breach. I would suggest you engage an attorney to write a letter demanding assurances the sight...

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Most oral contracts are enforceable in California, providing you bring suit within two years of the breach. I suggest you contact an attorney and...

Tenant damaged 60 sq ft of the floor in the living room hardwood floor. can I charge the them to replace the entire floor?

While Tenants are generally responsible for any damage they have done (in excess of wear and tear), I would need more facts to answer the question....