No. Your Lease is a Contract and can only be amended in writing, signed by all parties. Unless there is some strange provision in your Lease that would allow it, the landlord will have to wait until the term of your Lease expires to make changes to the terms. Best of Luck! Jennifer

Your question is not completely clear what you mean by you have 2 weeks due in August. Typically rental installments are due on a monthly basis. You have a couple of issues here....first...it appears you may have surrendered the property prior to your expiration of your lease. It is not clear if... View More

Typically, when a husband and wife jointly own property in Florida, filing of the death certificate is all that is needed to pass title to the surviving party. There are situations where other relatives may have interests in the property, so you would want to have your deeds reviewed by an... View More

An attorney would file a Notice of Appearance. If you just wanted to file a claim in the probate, you would just file a Proof of Claim. The forms are available on the Clerk of Court website for the county in which the probate has been filed. Best of Luck! Jennifer

You will want to review the document to see what the provisions say regarding termination of the Lease agreement, but most likely, the kids have to honor the Lease. I typically advise Landlords to do as you are suggesting and offer payment to the tenants to vacate. I would continue paying your... View More

Your husband would need to sign the deed. If you were my client, I would want to know why you want to add your parents to your deed instead of your husband. There may be a more beneficial way to accomplish your goals, as your new husband has an interest in your home. Best of Luck! Jennifer

Based on what you have stated, the answer is probably No, but you should contact the utility company and get that account transferred into your name ASAP. Best of Luck! Jennifer

I'm sorry to say, your wife has an interest in your home, whether she is on the deed or not. If you get divorced, any interest she may have in the property can be determined at that time. Best of Luck!

File it in your name as property manager on behalf of the LLC and you will be fine. Best of Luck! Jennifer

They would need to sign a deed to him. You will need to contact an attorney to have them prepared for you. Best of Luck! Jennifer

Your Lease Agreement will contain provisions for termination, but typically, absent non-payment or some other violation of the terms of the Lease, you would not be able to terminate it early. We often get results negotiating a payment to the tenant for their cooperation in these situations. Best... View More

If the foreclosure sale goes through, you will not be able to complete the short sale and will need to vacate the home. Yes, you would have 10 days following the sale. I recommend that you contact the banks attorney ASAP or hire a lawyer to assist you. Best of Luck! Jennifer

The loan documents and the other pleadings filed in the foreclosure will need to be reviewed to give you an answer. With a Non-Jury Trial scheduled and possibly a Consent Judgment already in place, it may be a little late in the process to be of much assistance. Best of Luck! Jennifer

You will need to review the HOA Declarations to determine the policy in place. If they changed the policy after you purchased your property, you will want to review the provisions regarding amendments. There is usually a notice and meeting requirement to call a vote of the homeowners to approve... View More

The only way to transfer land after death is by probate, unless the property was in a trust. When the probate was filed, whatever heirs were living and entitled to inherit would have been included in the probate. If you were excluded from being named as an heir because of your age, you may be... View More

You will need to bring all of your paperwork to an attorney to review and determine what the legal status is and what your options are. It is not possible to advise based upon the information given. Best of Luck! Jennifer

Maintenance of a private road is usually addressed by a Road Maintenance Agreement that is recorded in the Public Records and explains what each homeowners responsibility is pursuant to upkeep and maintenance of the road. As a tenant, you will have to review your Lease Agreement to see if there... View More

Foreclosures are two part lawsuits. First you have the Final Judgment of Foreclosure, which gives the lender possession and the right to sell the property. If your husband has a Final Judgment of Foreclosure against him, it is non-monetary and should not affect home-buying in the future. If the... View More

Reverse mortgages are a bit tricky and usually more difficult to work with. The problem you are facing is your mortgage company has no legal "duty" to modify your loan or give you a 2nd chance after you have defaulted, but they should act fairly, especially when it was an honest mistake.... View More

If you are both on the deed, you would both have to sign at closing to sell the home. She probably filed a partition action, but if she has all of the financial responsibility, being on the mortgage, she may have leverage to make the sale. I would seek legal counsel to respond to the Complaint... View More