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Real Estate Advice In Relation To Divorce

By | May 22nd, 2008|

When you go through a divorce you may need to hire a real estate agent to help you sell the home you shared with your soon-to-be-ex-spouse and also to help you buy a new home. Each real estate agent uses different techniques to do his or her job and sometimes the person going through the divorce may have a hard time with some of them. Who can help you in such a situation? It helps to contact attorneys specializing in divorce and real estate prior to selling a home.

Dividing Divorce Assets Could Affect Credit

By | May 9th, 2008|

When you get divorced, the person whose name is on the mortgage loan is responsible for that debt, even if both people's names appear on the title to the home. To change the names on a mortgage loan, the loan must be refinanced. Depending on how this asset, the home, is divided between the two spouses during a divorce, it could affect their credit histories and credit scores.

Green Home Choices: Save Money and the Environment

By | April 3rd, 2008|

Going green at home includes recycling and reusing materials, helping you save money and the environment. Going green at home could also include paying bills electronically which would help you save money. If you're going green at home you will also save money.

Divorce Property Refinance and Buy Out: Put Quit Claim Deed in Trust

By | February 12th, 2008|

A woman getting divorced says her ex-husband is buying her share of their home through a quit claim deed and will refinance the home. Ilyce advises her to put the quit claim deed in trust until she gets the money from her ex-husband. Otherwise, the woman may not see the cash after handing over the quit claim deed and having her husband buy her share of the property.

Personal Finance and Marriage: When To Consult a Financial Advisor

By | January 27th, 2008|

Marriage means compromise when it comes to personal finances. Two people often enter a marriage with differing views on personal finances. Sometimes the differences are so great that the married couple needs to consult a financial advisor in order to create a united view on their joint personal finances.

Divorce, Fraud and Home Sale

By | January 21st, 2008|

When you get divorced you may have to sell your home. Depending on how the home was owned each spouse should receive a fair share of the home sale profits. If during the sale, your former spouse forges your signature on the home sale documents, it may be considered fraud. It's critical that you meet with a divorce attorney to understand your rights and ensure that you get the money that's due to you and the money from the home sale is handled correctly for taxes.

Property Transfer After Probate

By | January 1st, 2008|

When someone dies without a will the estate of that person goes through probate according to state law. How can family members enable a home sale when the legal status of a relationship is unclear? Hiring an estate attorney can help sort out such a property transfer after probate.

Attorney Can Help With Title Problems

By | December 6th, 2007|

A property deed may list several people as co-owners. What can you do if some of your co-owners want you to leave the property after someone passes away? This involves not only real estate title issues but also estate planning concerns. Contact a real estate attorney for help.

Does Heir Pay Lien On Inherited Property?

By | November 15th, 2007|

A son inherited property from his father who had a judgment against him. A judgment may mean there is a lien on the property that the estate must pay. Generally, a lien does not go away when a person dies.

Life Estate Deed Contradicts Will

By | October 30th, 2007|

A mother's will outlined that her personal property would be divided equally between her two sons. One son later says he has a life estate deed that says he is the sole heir to the property. Finding out if the life estate deed is valid will determine if it trumps what was outlined in the mother's will?

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