Real Estate Question

I agree with my colleagues, first write a letter and send by certified mail / return receipt requested in which you demand the return of the items...

I am co-owner of a residential property. Can I be forced to sell by the other owner?

As tenants in common, a co-tenant has the right to seek partition and sale of the property. Your option is to buy out the co-tenant's interest.

My husband & I have been married 15 months. I live with my mother who has Alzheimers. It's her house; I am POA. Can I evict him?

Your husband is likely not a tenant and therefore not subject to landlord tenant laws. You may have to file a civil action for "ejectment" -...

How do I sell the house when ex wife is living in it and not paying on the loan?

Was this addressed in your divorce? If she is failing to comply with the settlement, then take her back to court.

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Do I need a real estate attorney?

You do not state what your goal is. If your goal is to buy out your ex-boyfriend, then you will need an attorney to either negotiate a...

I own Real property; fully paid for. If I get married now & it does not work , is this something he can fight for in court

This is really a family law question. It is my understanding that property owned by you prior to your marriage remains your separate property....

Cancellation of P&S agreement

It depends on what your contract states. Some contracts permit cancellation by the seller if the mortgage contingency is not satisfied by a date...

Can I sue Allstate after 2 years?

Here in NJ, an insurance policy is considered a written contract and the statute of limitations applicable to written contracts apply. It is my...

If I have signed a "work authorization" for a drywall contractor, and he has not started the job yet, do I have to us him?

If the work authorization is a contract, you could be sued for breech if you have someone else do the job.

What if the home inspector causes damage to the home. Who is responsible. Their contract has the below listed clause.

Here in NJ, such clauses are void as against public policy. You should have the contract reviewed by a local attorney.