Transfering the deed will not stop the tax sale. Why don't you just pay the taxes?

Dear Fence Line Property owner: The section you cite is pertinent to "agricultural or grazing lands". While you didn't make a distinction in your question, the legal authority supports your desires only if you are speaking about agricultural land. Here is the citation:... View More

Such access rights can arise through various ways, contract, deed, course of dealings, etc. And they are usually consider to "run with the land." That means that the seller's conveyance of the property to you would be subject to whatever valid and enforceable rights to access... View More

You should start the eviction assuming a verbal month to month which requires a 21 day Notice.

He will then decide whether to fight the eviction by claiming common law marriage. You should have an attorney who is ready, willing, and able to fight that battle.

Good luck!

Your option to renew is an enforceable contract right. So long as you have complied fully with the notice requirements and are not in default on the lease, it is your unilateral right to renew at the rates set by the lease.

If your position is valid then if you remain past the end of the... View More

At present you have no rights except possibly as a month to month tenant. If you are indeed married and you file for a dissolution of marriage, you may have rights to marital property and maintenance. This can be a complicated question and you should confer with a family law attorney.

This is a material fact which the seller must disclose, even though the assessment may not actually be made until after the closing of a sale. Best to make the buyer aware and negotiate accordingly. If the assessment is for future needs of the HOA, the seller has a pretty good case that the... View More

Dear Mechanic’s Lien Defendant: in reply to inquiring about the type of attorney, you should employ an attorney whom has experience in your local jurisdiction in construction litigation, more specifically one whom understands the nuances of filing a “Petition For Release Of Mechanic’s... View More

If your tenants are on an annual lease with a defined end date, and the lease does not create a notice requirement, you owe your tenants no notice, the lease itself is the notice.

Let me know if they do not move out on time, we can help.

The roots (not the tree) is on your property, you can cut them.

If the quiet title is uncontested then even hourly this case will likely not cost you more than a couple thousand dollars.

I'll offer you a free consult to discuss.

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You should report it ASAP - Showing proof that the water originated from the A/C unit.

Newly Constructed Homeowner: The answers to your questions, for the most part, will depend on the contents of your Construction Contract with the contractor/installer. Your questions about "disputing the costs of tradespersons / materials" imply that you did not have a Fixed Fee... View More

Yes - a lease creates a right to possess and an obligation to pay rent. Thus, whether or not she lives there she has a duty to pay rent.

Good Luck!

If your reference to trust lands means these are land owned by the government, then there is no statute of limitations on the government's ability to eject someone using the government land prescriptively. So, you may be able to use the road as long as they will allow it but you cannot... View More

This is something that is negotiated and can be paid by either the buyer or the seller. Typically though the seller provides the title search as part of purchasing a title insurance policy for the buyer and the lender.

New Jersey. If he owned property in Colorado, you will need legal help here also.

Your lease will usually address the times that a landlord may enter for specific purposes. If not, the law gives him a reasonable time and right to show the place to new tenants. A little respect on both sides will help make this go smoother. As a last resort, a judge can decide what is... View More

Dear Potential Eviction Client: While I endorse the efforts you are making to show the Owner that the Owner endorsed the payment, in the meantime if you are able to afford it I would strongly recommend you go ahead and expedite making the payment that is being demanded (a second time, in your... View More

If these items are important to the parties, their disposition should have been detailed in the agreement. Suggestion for photos: have copies made and each gets a set.