1) You need to discuss this with your divorce attorney. There are many options available to you, and the divorce judge can craft something in the judgment to make you whole, and sanction your husband if he really did something underhanded.

2) INDIVIDUALS cannot generally charge criminal... View More

I don't believe so, but you should check with the landlord and county DHS, and he should check with his parole agent.

Generally speaking, the owner of the easement is responsible for keeping the easement in good condition. The owner of the dominant estate is the one who has an easement over another landowner's land. The proprietor of the servient estate is a landowner whose property is traversed by an... View More

A borrower has the right to request that a mortgage servicer cancel PMI when the principal balance due on the mortgage falls to 80% of the original value at the time of the loan.

The buyer’s estate steps into the shoes of the buyer.

The ‘rights’ of the lessee depend on his relationship to the estate.

This is a FAR more complicated and fact dependent situation than can be discussed cogently in a forum like this.

You NEED to consult with a... View More

No, a warranty deed does not transfer personal property. However, there are some grey areas. For example, a built-in refrigerator might arguably be incorporated into the real property.

Want to buy it as in 'and remove it from the HoA'?

Want to buy it and keep it IN the HoA?

Want to fraudulently report it as 'not a sale' so the HoA doesn't have to pay capital gains tax?

While the last one is 'shady and likely to end you up in... View More

Some of this depends on what the deed to your wife says. If it's a generalized quit claim or warranty deed giving your wife full property rights, then she can now deed it to herself and you as joint tenants by the entireties.

The difference between tenants by the entirety and tenants... View More

Generally, a warranty deed is a form of deed that provides an unlimited warranty of title. The grantor guarantees that tthey have good and marketable title to a subject property. It is important to know that the warranty is not limited to the time that the current owner owned the property. It... View More

That depends on HOW 'their names were on it'. Did your mother in law have a lady-bird deed prepared or did she do a simple quit claim deed to 'avoid probate'? (SO many bad decisions are made to 'avoid probate'!)

Take all the documents to a local real estate... View More

Without reading your lease it is hard to say.

RESIDENTIAL leases have an implied warranty of habitability, but that is not automatically the case with commercial leases. (Indeed, many say ‘as is’ and if that’s not good enough, tough. )

Get your lease to a local licensed... View More

No, a simple trust does not have to be closed within 2 years of the grantor's death. But it appears you may have misread the question on IRS Form 1041. On 2022 IRS Form 1041 page 3, at question 8, it asks "If the decedent’s estate has been open for more than 2 years, attach an... View More

I believe you’re confusing rental property and condos. They are NOT the same thing, and the rules are distinct.

While there are FEDERAL rules about the disclosure of *LEAD* in both rentals and sales, there are no federal or state rules in Michigan about mold. For either condos or rental... View More

They can enter only if there is proper notice that is usually defined in a provision within the lease, or if there is an emergency. For more information please see www.ProvenResource.com

IF the facts are correct and complete (HOW was your brother's name 'on the deed'? With full rights of survivorship? Some other way? You need to run this by a licensed attorney!) your BROTHER needs to transfer the house to your mother, and either at the same time or afterward she... View More

This is FAR more detailed and complicated than can be properly dealt with in a public forum like this.

At a minimum, your attorney will need to see all the written documents (like that 1099 and discharge of mortgage) and look at the documents recorded with the register of deeds.... View More

A Michigan attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. It might be difficult to find what you describe - attorneys who sue in specific counties. Most law firms don't hold themselves out for the counties or districts they sue in. Instead, they hold themselves out... View More

This is a little more complicated.

Was the discharge recorded? Do you have the written acknowledgment of payment in full? Did you rely on those representations when closing on the transaction? Did you get a 1099 showing the write off?

If ALL of the above is true, you have a pretty... View More

A Michigan attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. When it comes to defining "reasonable care," it can sometimes be open to debate. In a textbook sense, it is generally regarded as the level of care that a reasonably prudent person would use. The... View More

The real estate agent and their broker may be responsible for writing a legal document as non -attorneys. With regards to your land contract being called due, lenders and banks usually have provisions in their mortgage that call a note due upon the conveyance of title. The issue is whether or not,... View More