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1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning and Real Estate Law for Virginia on
Q: In Virginia, is there a statue of limitations on a real estate contract developed by a deceased person

My mother established a real estate contract in 2/15/2023 signed by a lawyer, a real estate agent herself and the executor of the estate. She passed away 4/22/2023. The lawyer did not issue the deeds for the home or land to complete the contract. Is the contract still valid?

Dominic Paul Lascara
Dominic Paul Lascara
answered on Dec 11, 2023

Generally, the stature of limitations for all written contracts is five years. However, with respect to a real estate contract the expiration of the settlement date could result in a termination of that contract. You should also be aware that the obligations of the parties could inure to their... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Employment Law and Business Law for Virginia on
Q: What can my step dad do to receive his retirement money?

My step dad retired in March 2023 from USPS and was told he would be paid his retirement within 6 months. It’s been 7 months now and there is no positive updates. He worked for them and put in his years for 30 years and he is expected to sit around and not enjoy his retirement? Luckily, he is... View More

Dominic Paul Lascara
Dominic Paul Lascara
answered on Nov 9, 2023

At this point, I can only recommend that you contract a labor law attorney. This is an attorney that handles employer and employee issues. Good luck!

2 Answers | Asked in Landlord - Tenant for Virginia on
Q: What is the best way to make an occupant leave your home permanently? Can it be done in 30 days?
Dominic Paul Lascara
Dominic Paul Lascara
answered on Nov 1, 2023

You ask a great question and much more information in needed to answer it thoroughly. Without having to resorts to the Courts to dispossess your occupant, the best route is to work it out with your occupant in a amicable manner.

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