I did a real estate transaction in Oregon where the deed stated a "nominal" consideration.
Not all of this makes sense. Usually it's the grantor's name and signature on the deed, not the buyer. They'd be the ones misstating their taxable...
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Not all of this makes sense. Usually it's the grantor's name and signature on the deed, not the buyer. They'd be the ones misstating their taxable...
You can sell your share to anyone who would buy it, but I can't imagine that the value of a one-half interest in property subject to the mortgage...
Yes, it sounds like a scam and the chances of getting your money back are likely slim. However, in addition to what the other attorneys told you, I...
If there's an active case pending and you're a party, you can be deposed. Unfortunately a lot of people are in your situation where they need legal...
The bank itself may be able to help you with setting up payable on death accounts or a right of survivorship. These would trump any will, so the...
I agree with the other two attorneys, but aside from talking to an attorney, there are many resources that can explain the homebuying process...
The law tends to disfavor self help. You can call around, but I would imagine that a reputable repo service likely won't take this job and paying...
Yes, as executor you can sell the house. The secured debt (including attorney fees that the foreclosing bank has undoubtedly incurred) will need...
Your father-in-law cannot avoid probate by making a will. A will is only valid to pass property through probate. A living trust might help avoid...
It's impossible to know without looking at the full file. Your child's father's attorney may have been granted leave to have you served by email....