How close can a wood fence be to the neighbors house?

Most people do not understand that boundaries are more likely determined by the actual location of boundary improvements, not determined by the...

Seek advice from a lawyer familiar with immigration law. Your problem is not debt collection, but is the effect on renewing your visa, which I know...

There is something the other two prior answers did not mention. If your "acceptance" changed absolutely anything, then it became a counter-offer,...

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Your post does not provide enough information to know what you need guidance about. My only guess is that you own a house or condo apartment that...

What you describe as "a lien" may not legally be a lien on your land. Even if a title report shows that judgment, it may not be a lien on your...

Can someone please explain the following paragraph written on my property deed?

The posted question quotes the exceptions from the warranties of title on the seller's deed. There is no listed right given to you for an easement...

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Buying a house from someone who was unmarried when he purchased the house but is married now - is a quitclaim needed from wife?

The separate character of the seller's title does not change when he becomes married. It is possible that he changed it to community property by a...

Buying property from unmarried individual - preliminary commitment for title excludes matters related to spouse. is that normal?

The exception shown in the title report should be the duty of the seller to clear as a condition of closing, and should not be acceptable to you as...

Your description shows that you do have an enforceable right to continued access. Your neighbor is not correct that "he technically owns the first...

Is it possible for a layman to write out a timber deed to ensure that the timber rights come with the land he is buying ?

You should make sure your purchase offer requires the seller to convey without any exception in the legal description [except timber deed or timber...