Attorney Ethics - Real Estate - Personal Injury
Generally, you cannot sue your opponent's attorney. You would sue your opponent - the one who requested that the lis pendens be filed.
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Generally, you cannot sue your opponent's attorney. You would sue your opponent - the one who requested that the lis pendens be filed.
An attorney would need to know more. Basically, if you mother signed a piece of paper agreeing to convey her home to you, that is a promise to...
If I understand your question, you want to know if you can sell the LLC including the real estate it owns. The answer to that question is: Yes. As...
As my colleagues have indicates, there is no way to predict what the owners will do. There is no other way to find out if they will sell then to...
You cannot be forced to sign a deed. If he has not refinanced, then you should likely file a motion to enforce litigant's rights seeking to have...
Yes, you fiance can obtain the mortgage loan (the "note") in his sole name - and both your names may appear on the deed and the mortgage. As an...
“After‐Acquired Title” is a legal doctrine which provides that, when a grantor conveys or mortgages property to which she is not vested, any title...
I agree with Mr. Stein - it does not appear to state that she is terminating her service but instead is an offer to terminate her services.
You need to look at the deed - if it states your two names followed by "husband and wife" "married" or "H/W", then you would have a joint tenancy...
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You need to hire an attorney experienced in both real estate and litigation.