My ex-girlfriend and i bought the house 5 years ago,but we broke up 2 years ago but my name still on the mortgage,2 months ago

I agree with Mr. Hamad, you cannot take your name off of the mortgage until the morgage is paid off, either through a re-finance by your ex-girl...

Which Business Entity is Right for My Situation?

You should not use a partnership. As an entity, either an LLC or an S-corp have advantages of limiting (but not eliminating) liability; making it...

Who is responsible for costs to neighbors pipes backing up?

When you connected your sewer pipe with your neighbor's sewer pipe, it was probably done pursuant to an easement. An easement is a right to use...

Amongst the other requirements of the lien statute (e.g., to make sure that your lien is valid) there is a requirement that you must commence...

Make sure that you read the trust over carefully. Virtually all well drafted trust documents instruct trustees how to distribute monies and other...

Do I need an attorney?

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I have about 5 acres and knew where the electrical hookup from avista connected to the house down along a county road.

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Can I remove my name from a living trust

If you have not signed a document making yourself personally liable to the bank, you have no personal liability. The loan would be non-recourse as...

My husband did a quick claim deed and added my name to our property,what rights do I have?

Tehcnically yes. Since we are in a community property state, you had a claim against the property even without the quit claim deed. The mortgage...

My husband and I are buying my home from my sister on an owner contract. We got in a fight and now she says she won't sell it.

If the contract says you are buying and if you have complied with all of the contract's terms, you can probably enforce the contract. Usually...