A letter published recently in a national personal-finance column laid out a situation that many families quietly deal with after a parent dies. One sibling ends up paying all the bills on inherited houses while...
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More California families are finding themselves stuck as co-owners of real estate after a relative passes away, and the numbers keep going up. In 2025 nearly one in five property transfers in the state happened...
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A group of New York City homeowners has taken the city to court over the way it is rolling out a new tax on high-end second homes. They say the process has created a lot...
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Prosecutors have filed a federal civil forfeiture lawsuit aiming to take a $6.625 million waterfront home on Marco Island, Florida. They allege the property was purchased with money diverted from the Mishawaka Fieldhouse project in...
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A quiet title lawsuit is what you file when there’s a mess over who really owns a property. Maybe old records are unclear, or someone keeps claiming they have a stake. With this lawsuit, you...
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The Supreme Court of India has made a significant decision. It gives more power to family members who jointly own property with others. Here is what the court A person who owns only part of...
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Dave Ramsey recently gave some straight talk on his show about a couple in Charlotte planning to buy a home together while unmarried. The girlfriend’s dad was ready to gift $35,000 for the down payment,...
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California’s real estate market is creating new headaches for people who own property together. Whether it’s family members who inherited a home, friends who bought an investment together, or former business partners, disagreements are becoming...
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A Manitoba real estate company and one of its agents are asking the court to throw out a big $1.9 million lawsuit. The buyer says she was given wrong information about the size of the...
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How a Missouri Case Changed Everything According to legal experts, the 2023 Sitzer/Burnett verdict fundamentally changed how Americans buy and sell homes. The $1.8 billion jury decision found that the National Association of REALTORS (NAR)...
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In today’s housing landscape, people love convenient urban living spots such as apartment complexes and mixed-use buildings (Shops, homes, and offices). That’s because they provide easy access to amenities, transit, and services. People are relying on...
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Buying a home with a partner before marriage is increasingly common these days. Back in 1981, less than 1% of first-time buyers were unmarried couples. Today, that number is around 16%. While the trend is...
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It’s becoming increasingly common for multiple parties to purchase a singular residence to share equally. In the past, shared homeownership was most common for married couples, who have shared property rights, but in today’s economy,...
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While partition sale laws are designed to help promote and facilitate the fair distribution of what a shared property is worth, these same laws can be used in predatory ways. According to past records, partition...
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The Court of Quebec, Small Claims Division, recently rendered a judgment on January 12, 2026, that has caught the attention of legal analysts everywhere. The case itself was dismissed, but what captivates so many people...
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