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Archive: 2015


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I prepared a quit claim deed in haste and it had many errors. The agent made amendments and then transferred property without my knowledge. Is it valid?

Aug 26, 2015 Real Estate

This sounds like a situation where you are going to need to meet with an attorney and let the attorney look over your paperwork. Just because a deed is recorded does not necessarily mean it is valid or properly...

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Is it illegal if the sellers fail to disclose they’re delinquent on their mortgage?

Aug 21, 2015 Real Estate

No, not necessarily. Loans are usually paid off in full at closing, so it wouldn’t matter. There may be rare circumstances where the loans are not paid off (if they are being assumed for example). But those situations are...

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Can a divorce settlement be appealed?

Aug 14, 2015 Family Law

If you agreed to the settlement then an appeal at this point would not get you anywhere. You would have to first find a basis to ask the trial court to set the settlement aside. Based upon the information...

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Are the witness to a will needed in probate court to validate the Testor’s signature?

Aug 5, 2015 Probate

The witnesses do not physically need to be present to admit the will to probate. A nortarized affidavit is usually included with the will when admitting the will to probate. Notarization is required to make a valid affidavit. It...

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