Newport, OR
Real estate Lawyer at Newport, OR
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business ... +3 more
You state that both of you signed the original trust deed, but you do not say that you are both on the original deed as co-owners of the property. ...
In general, the burden of an easement cannot be expanded by the benefited party. I have seen very few, if any, easements containing language which...
This is probably what is called a tenancy by the entireties. But, the manner of holding title is not really an issue if you and your spouse are...
Oregon has some fairly short time limits on filing liens. I suggest you retain an attorney in Portland to help you deal with the issue, but I...
The threshold issue is whether this is something which should have been disclosed. I tend to believe it should have, for two reasons: first, the...
The real issue is whether you did or did not cause damage to the carpet, and the value of the damages. The fact that it was old does not mean it...
You are bound to honor your agreement. I gather your concern is with the idea of him occupying the home which you had lived in; there appears to...
There are all the potential liability issues of any business, but peculiar to this situation is the possibility of a "negligent referral"...
First, let's be clear that a sub-chapter S corporation IS NOT a partnership. It is taxed in a similar manner, but from a legal perspective, it is...
Not only did your withdrawing roommate sign the lease, and take on an obligation to the landlord, he apparently (at least verbally) made a...
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