Fighting Your Legal Disputes With An Unwavering Focus On Results
When purchasing a home, protecting your interests is paramount. Contingency clauses serve as crucial safety nets in residential real estate transactions, allowing buyers to back out of a deal under specific circumstances without losing their earnest money. ...
When managing your business's day-to-day operations, extreme events like natural disasters or global pandemics may be the last thing on your mind. However, when they happen, it can disrupt your entire business operation. Suddenly, you're faced with many unexpected...
With most real estate transactions, the seller leaves the home without issue. In fact, many buyers are purchasing a home that has already been vacated. The seller has moved to a new house and is now selling their old home to help cover the cost of the new mortgage....
Land ownership isn’t always straightforward. An individual may own a piece of land, but others have a legal right to use that land. This right is called an easement. To prevent disputes or address them when they arise, it can help to have a more in-depth...
When buying a house as a first-time homeowner, finding the right home for your family can take a lot of time. When you finally find the home of your dreams, you may want to give this home a thorough inspection. However, you may want to leave an inspection to a...
You have a beautiful old tree in your backyard near the property line. Some of the branches hang over the fence on your neighbor’s side. One day, you come outside, and you find them trimming the branches back with a saw. You are shocked that they would cut your tree,...
The property market can be very lucrative. One method that developers have used for many years is to buy a “doer-upper.” These can be renovated and sold at a profit or rented. In theory, this all sounds very straightforward. In reality, however, it can be a...
Americans are passionate about land ownership. In fact, many essays by the founding fathers mention property and liberty together. In framing the United States Constitution, those same men understood that nobody wants the government to take ownership of their land....
A “party wall” might sound like something fun to have. In reality, party walls can be the source of considerable frustration, dispute and even litigation. A party wall is simply another name for a shared wall. As Americans live closer together than ever (both in...
Owning a property is an exciting milestone. However, your ownership can still be at risk when the government decides to take over your property. A government taking, also known as eminent domain, is when the state or federal government seizes private property for...