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Property Disputes Nothing can sour a neighborhood like a property line or fence dispute. A fence can protect your privacy and property, but before you start building, you need to be aware of how California handles property line and fence…
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Trespassing is when someone unlawfully enters or occupies your property with the intent to interfere with your ownership rights. In some cases, trespassing is a criminal offense. Other times, trespassing can lead to a situation known as “adverse possession.” Adverse…
For a wide variety of different reasons, a dispute may arise over who owns all or part of a residential property. If you are involved in a dispute over property ownership, it is crucial that you protect your rights. A…
Residential real estate sales are among the most common major transactions in California. There are nearly 450,000 homes sold in the state each year. As a home purchase is such an important transaction, buyers need to know that they are…
In a real estate transaction, sellers have a legal responsibility to make certain disclosures to the buyer. In California, a Real Estate Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS) is a required part of a residential sale. The core purpose of a TDS…
