Should I Add Someone to My Deed
Deeds are the most frequently utilized real estate tool that is essential to every purchase and sale of real property. A Deed is a physical legal document, which transfers ownership of real property from one person or entity to another. A deed can also be utilized to add one person or entity on title to the real property.
Who is Responsible in an Auto Accident?
Fault and/or liability in an auto accident is often heavily disputed by drivers. This is also why Ohio law mandates drivers to carry auto insurance.
What is a Land Contract?
A land contract is a form of seller financing for a real estate purchase. Similar to a lease, the buyer makes monthly payments to the seller to be credited toward the purchase price.
Is a Trust Right For Me?
Trusts are one of the most effective estate planning tools for preserving assets for heirs and avoiding the high costs and hassles of probate administration. A common myth we hear from clients is that “I am not rich enough to have a trust.” or “I don’t have enough assets for a trust.” Both sentiments can cause clients to overlook one of the most powerful wealth preserving tools available under our legal system.
Can I Get Out of My Real Estate Purchase Contract?
A real estate purchase contract constitutes a binding and enforceable agreement between the parties. This agreement cannot freely and unilaterally be terminated because, “you do not like the color of the house, the location of the property, or the neighbor’s dogs are barking too much.”