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More of California’s Black Market Apartments Are Becoming Legit

There are many state and local laws and regulations covering land use, but what reins supreme is the law of supply and demand. If there’s enough demand for something, even if it’s illegal, there will be a supply and the demand will set its price. That’s true for stolen cars,...

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Slander of Title: When False Statements About Property Ownership Causes Harm

The Importance of Documentation in Real Estate Transactions

Slander of Title: When False Statements About Property Ownership Causes Harm If someone published a false and disparaging statement about your property and it harmed you, you may have a basis for a lawsuit against that party. Most slander cases concern words published about a person that put them in...

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Adverse Possession: Persistence May Pay Off

Adverse Possession: Persistence May Pay Off Adverse possession is the legal term for “squatter’s rights.” It means getting a valid, legal title to real property that’s enforceable against others with more traditional, legal interests (like someone who owns it). Adverse possession cases were generally rare, but with the increase of...

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California Homestead: New Law Offers More Financial Protection to Homeowners

Assist Clients with Fair Housing Compliance

California has a higher homestead exemption, thanks to a bill signed last year by the Governor. It affords more financial protection for homeowners against unsecured creditors. Given the high cost of California homes and the continuing rise in real estate values, the increase is long overdue. What is a Homestead...

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How A Homeowner Can Inadvertently Become An Employer

Homeowners frequently hire outside contractors to complete work in and around their homes. Many contractors who are hired are required to be licensed to perform the functions of their job. Examples of activities where a contractor’s license is required include trimming trees over 15 feet in height, removing tree stumps...

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More of California’s Black Market Apartments Are Becoming Legit

Slander of Title: When False Statements About Property Ownership Causes Harm

Adverse Possession: Persistence May Pay Off

California Homestead: New Law Offers More Financial Protection to Homeowners

How A Homeowner Can Inadvertently Become An Employer

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