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Can You Pave a Gravel Road Easement in California?
Can You Pave a Gravel Road Easement? Not So Fast, Says the Third District By...
Can You Pave a Gravel Road Easement in California?
Can You Pave a Gravel Road Easement? Not So...
What Montecito Country Club v. Root Means for California Property Owners
Montecito County Club v. Root Your Hedge, Your...
Can You File a Partition Action Against an LLC That Owns Real Estate?
Can an LLC member force the sale of company-owned real estate? Learn why LLC ownership is different from direct property ownership and what legal remedies may be available.
Can You File a Partition Action on a Rental Property With Tenants?
Can You File a Partition Action on a Rental...
Co Owner Not Paying Property Taxes in California?
What Happens When a Co-Owner Refuses to Pay...
Can You Sell a House As-Is Without an Inspection in California?
Selling a home “as-is” in California does not eliminate disclosure obligations. Learn what buyers and sellers need to know about defects, inspections, and California’s disclosure laws.
California Partition of Real Property Act: What Litigants Need to Know
California’s Partition of Real Property Act changed how partition actions are handled. Here’s what litigants need to know about buyouts, appraisals, partition in kind, sales, and costs.
Can You Serve a Summons by Social Media in California?
California’s amended CCP § 413.30 opens the door to court-authorized service of process through social media and other electronic technology. Here’s what litigators need to know.
Los Angeles Mansion Tax: How the ULA Transfer Tax Is Reshaping Real Estate
Los Angeles’ ULA “mansion tax” has changed the economics of high-value real estate transactions. Here’s how the tax works and why it’s influencing property owners, buyers, and developers.
How to Evict Brother From Inherited Property in California?
Can You Evict a Sibling From an Inherited House...
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