Generally speaking, easements do not convey ownership interest in property. Ownership of the land remains with the title owner *subject to* the...

You may need to look into a motion to vacate, depending on the timing.

We'd need to see the terms and conditions from task rabbit, but generally you can sue a contractor and its bond. You should also be able to file a...

The answer is most likely no. Getting rid of easements generally require the signature of both parties and I can't see why PSE would agree to let...

There may be a question as to whether you are tenants or residents - unlawful detainer vs. ejectment action. Perhaps you can negotiate a cash for...

We would need to see the PSA and addendum, but if what you say is all accurate, then yes, you should be able to get your money back. If the escrow...

You should be able to do so without any issue so long as you do not encroach onto their property. You should also check local ordinances and HOA...

I agree with Mr. Nguyen - you should bring a motion to enforce the decree. You could also approach him with an offer to be bought out of your...

It depends - we'd need to see the original document as well as the new one asserting to disclaim his interest. But generally speaking, it should...

What you provide to us does not give us enough information to determine whether it was a deed or not. Generally speaking, a QCD is a deed that...