Well, here is the issue. Is this an act of god or not? You need to check your insurance company policy to see if this would be considered an act of god and thus most likely no coverage by your insuran
No, a mortgage co-signor does NOT become part owner simply by virtue of co-signing, though he or she may have a legal claim against the owner for compensation if, at some point, the owner does not pay
The law in most states in such a situation is that as the encroached upon landowner, you are entitled to cut back the tree branches to your property line (and no further). However, you should be aware
M.D., Member, California and New York Bar
answered 1 month ago
I would think not. I would think that if the car is sitting on private property - not owned or commonly shared by the association residents such as a cooperative - that entrance on t perso
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar
answered 2 months ago
No, unfortunately, she does not. A life tenancy is a tenancy for YOUR life; once you have passed, so your tenancy is over. That means that you can longer convey the right to stay there to anyone, incl