When owners are in the market to sell their homes, they invest a lot of time and energy in what it takes to reach an accepted offer. So after the contract is signed? What is it that a seller has to do next?
Read MoreCan home buyers hold home inspectors liable for failing to identify defects?
Read MoreEncroachments in New York real estate transactions refer to situations where a structure or part of a structure extends beyond the property line of its owner onto neighboring property without the neighbor's permission.
Read MoreClosing costs in New York real estate transactions can vary significantly based on factors such as property value, location, financing type, and specific terms of the sale. Here are some common costs that buyers and sellers typically incur.
Read MoreA partition action is a legal proceeding in New York State designed to divide or partition property that is owned jointly or in common. This typically occurs when co-owners cannot agree on how to use or dispose of the property.
Read MoreNew York recently introduced a new estate planning tool: the Transfer on Death (TOD) deed. This legal instrument allows property owners to designate beneficiaries who will automatically inherit their real estate upon their death, bypassing the often complex and time-consuming probate process.
Read MoreIf you’re trying to figure out if adult guardianship is the proper solution for a family member or friend, there are a few basic facts that can help point you in the right direction.
Read MoreAs a seller provides a buyer with a signed and dated Property Condition Disclosure Statement and a buyer did not waive their rights per the Property Condition Disclosure Act within the contract of sale, buyers can hold sellers liable after closing if they discover defects which they can prove the seller knew of but failed to disclose
Read MoreMy cases and files keep me up at night. I’m sure a lot of readers may not believe me when I say that. It’s understandable. In this day and age, no one ever seems to want to accept accountability for those matters over which they have authority.
Read MoreConflict can be incredibly disruptive. It can cause stress, decrease productivity, and damage relationships. Fortunately, there are ways to manage conflict and create solutions that are beneficial for everyone involved.
Read MoreAre you considering buying or selling a property in New York? If so, you’ll need to understand the process of real estate closings. This process can be complicated and lengthy, but it is essential to ensure that all parties involved are protected from potential risks.
Read MoreElder abuse has become a growing concern in nursing homes across the country. Unfortunately, elder abuse can occur in any state, including New York.
Read MoreIf you have a family member or friend who is suffering from dementia, you may be exploring options for adult guardianship. One of the most common types of adult guardianship is Article 81 guardianship.
Read MoreIf you’ve been involved in a bicycle accident in New York, you may be wondering what to do next. You’re not alone.
Read MoreBuying a home can be an intimidating experience, and the process can often be complicated. One important step in the process is obtaining a real estate title report, which provides an overview of your property's legal ownership status.
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