Real Estate

What If My Lawyer Gives Me Bad Advice on a Real Estate Transaction?
Hopefully, you will be completely satisfied with the services provided by your lawyer. If, however, you have a dispute with your lawyer, talk with your lawyer directly and try to work it out. Often misunderstandings or miscommunications can be resolved between you and your lawyer. More...
The Statute of Frauds
A "statute of frauds" refers to a statute that requires certain types of contracts to be in writing and signed by all parties in order to be enforceable. The matter is largely one of state law and state law varies from state to state. More...
Deceit in Real Estate Transactions
Real estate transactions present opportunities for deceit. Deceit, insofar as the area of tort law is concerned, is usually defined by state law. More...
Sharecropping
Generally speaking, the term "sharecropping" refers to an agreement between a property owner and another person whereby the property owner hires the other person to farm the property owner's land. In exchange for the person's labors, the person is entitled to receive a share of the crop or harvest. More...
Breach of Contract
A breach of contract occurs in the event one of the parties to a contract fails to fulfill his or her part of the deal. More...

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