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If a seller lies on the disclaimer and the buyer can prove it, do they have legal rights?

It is fraud to lie in order to induce someone to buy something--especially a …

FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney answered 14 days ago

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If a person breaks part of a concrete wall and the property owner provides only one estimate and fixes it without notification, is the person still liable?

You are indeed still liable for the damage. The question is what is the …

The Whitbeck Law Office answered 17 days ago

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How do we have a lien removed from our home that was put there by a roofer that we never paid beacuse they did not fix our leaking roof?

It may not be necessary to take any particular action to remove the lien …

Joseph Gasparrini answered 19 days ago

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If I signed a quit claim deed during a divorce and now my ex wants a loan modification but I don't, can they approve this without my signature?

If you quitclaimed your interests in the real property that you once lived in …

FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney answered 24 days ago

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If I'm moving because of a job change but I'm upside down on house and considering a deed in lieu, can the bank sue for their loss?

   Usually, an agreement between bank and owner to agree to a deed in lieu …

SANFORD M. MARTIN, P.A. answered 27 days ago

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