If i have a easement rights on my grandfathers deed from 1929. it was register with the conveyance in 1990. can they stop me?

If you have a valid easement, then the new landowner cannot prevent you from utilizing the easement. Note that as a general rule, an easement...

Foreign real property taxation

As a general rule, purchasing and owning real property does not require you to file any IRS forms. If you have a mortgage, you will be issued a...

Chapter 7 and real estate

This is not a real estate question - it is a bankruptcy question. I have therefore added a "bankruptcy" tag so that my colleagues who practice in...

In many refinance closings, a spouse is added to the deed at the same time the new mortgage is signed and then both the deed and the mortgage are...

Our neighbors say they are going to put up a fence on there property and we have a 20 ft. ingress and egress .

If you do not have a written license or easement for a right of way across you neighbor's property, then you have a problem. If your property does...

Am i still responsible for the condo if i remove my name from the deed, i am not on the mortgage but the taxes show my our names

The reason tax records show both your names is that tax records are based upon what the deed shows. If your name is removed from the deed, you...

Want to market properties for clients without property management

I am not a WA attorney, laws vary from state to state, therefore you should always consult a local attorney. Marketing and leasing property is a...

Want to market properties for clients without property management

I am not a WA attorney, laws vary from state to state, therefore you should always consult a local attorney. Marketing and leasing property is a...

How can my wife and I transfer a property, grant deed, into our name?

I agree with Mr. Doland.

My neighbors tree branches are growing over the fence into my house. Who pays to have them trimmed? The roots are on his side?

I am not a CA attorney, laws vary from state to state, therefore you should always consult a local attorney. The general rule is that you may...