Real estate Lawyer
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Probate ... +6 more
This is the third time you've posted about this. Maybe you should consider consulting with an attorney.
I'm curious who told you the HOA was voluntary. That's not usually the case. Check the HOA bylaws and rules. Assessments do generally run with...
I would first double check with the town and their maps, and have a title search done to ensure that there are either no paper streets or existing...
If the son in law wishes, all he need do is execute another deed conveying all his interests in the property. However, if he doesn't wish to,...
Generally, cameras can point to anywhere you don't have an expectation of privacy to. If this is a common hallway, you're probably out of luck. ...
It sounds like you probably have an action for damages you can bring. You would need to consult an attorney. You can also contact your state...
Every state and locality has different laws which may apply, including sales tax laws. Fortunately, most states allow casual sales to be made...
In NJ, you would have to either obtain a court order (warrant of removal) by filing an eviction action against your roommate, or have received...
You need to consult an attorney right away. If you get charged with a crime, you can apply for a public defender. You should contact the Bergen...
If there is truly no easement, then you can probably restrict the access. I would have a title search done first, and also give them notice of...
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