Do I need to start legal action for delinquent builder not responding to warranty claim?
Typically the one-year warranty period provides that you need to provide notice within the first year after closing. But the language in...
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Typically the one-year warranty period provides that you need to provide notice within the first year after closing. But the language in...
Your in-laws may be able to bring a Quiet Title action (lawsuit) to obtain a court ruling that confirms their rights to both their property and to...
A demand letter from legal counsel seems like an appropriate next step, followed quickly by a lawsuit if you do not get a fast and satisfactory...
It does sound like you may have claims against the sellers, including intentional concealment.
The ownership of the area behind your retaining wall, and the drainage installed by Pulte and its subcontractors, will need to be determined. ...
You should talk with legal counsel, and discuss whether to retain a structural engineer and perhaps a geotechnical engineer to assess the...
The law favors use of all land and so there may be a way to obtain an “easement by necessity” across one or more parcels so that you can access and...
If your builder has been unilaterally changing the terms of the contract -- such as by raising its prices -- that may give you an avenue for ending...
If you are a construction supplier or a subcontractor, then you should probably adopt a standard practice of providing preliminary notices to the...
You may well have a right to ownership of that land based on the law of adverse possession. You should pull together whatever historical photos...