People disagree all the time, whether it’s the type of soda to drink or the type of house they should buy. Everyone wants or expects something slightly different. The same is true with two owners of property – they may agree or disagree on what should be done.For example, a mother is drafting her will and decides to leave her farm to her two sons, John and Jason. When the mother passes, both Jason and John are equal owners of the family farm. Jason wants to sell the farm and split the profits while John wants to move into the farm.
What if you are struggling to pay your mortgage?
While owning a home is a sign of success, being unable to keep up with mortgage payments can feel like you are failing. If your family's financial situation is different than when you first purchased your home, you have to make tough decisions in order to stay afloat. To help struggling homeowners, there are programs in Pennsylvania that can help prevent foreclosure.
Buying a home with your parents
American society has a specific perspective on how living as an adult goes. You move out of your parents’ home, find the love of your life and start a home of your own. However, more people are deviating from the status quo.
Approaching your divorce with the right attitude
Divorce can be very hard in a number of ways, from the financial burdens associated with ending a marriage (paying alimony or child support, distributing marital property, etc.) to those which affect a child's daily life as well as their future. Understandably, some people become overwhelmed when they even think about splitting up with their spouse, whether they were the one who chose to end the marriage, or their spouse announced that they will be filing a divorce petition. If you are struggling with any divorce-related matters, it is crucial to approach your divorce with the right attitude.
