30 days ago by Samuel J. Tamkin

In a divorce, if one spouse will keep the home, the other spouse should quit claim deed the home before you refinance the loans on the home. Q: In 2008, as part of my divorce decree and to pay off … Continue reading

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58 days ago by blacklobellolaw

Click here to listen to the Legal Hour on KDWN AM720 from December 7th, 2011. Tisha Black Chernine, Esq. hosts with guest lawyer Tiffany N. Ballenger, Esq. who practices in corporation law and estate planning at the law firm Black & LoBello in Las Vegas, Nevada. Ms. Chernine and Ms. Ballenger discus ...

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64 days ago by Ilyce Glink and Samuel Tamkin

After divorce, home equity in former marital home may be lost without good planning and consideration of housing market downturn. Q: My ex-spouse and I own a home together that sits on a big piece of property. When we divorced, … Continue reading

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94 days ago by Irene C. Olszewski, Esq.

Same-sex marriage is not yet available in every state or country. Some lesbian and gay couples have chosen to marry or enter into civil union in a state that does allow the union even though their own state of residence does not. Other couples — many of whom have been together for decades — opt not ...

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95 days ago by blacklobellolaw

Click here to listen to the Legal Hour on KDWN AM720 from November 2nd, 2011 in which Managing Partner, Tisha Black Chernine, Esq., discusses buying foreclosed homes, different types of deeds, notice of default, Assembly Bill 284, how to spot and clean up problems with a property title and Supreme C ...

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245 days ago by Short Sales

Both you and your boyfriend purchase a home you are not on the loan just the Deed & trust in the state of North Carolina. Both names are on deed and trust. Well, I have your answer. Part of the answer depends on how your names are listed on the Deed. In North Carolina there are two ways to own prope ...