On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Jan 24, 2018 | Real Estate Disputes, Title Issues
You purchase a dilapidated house, plan to renovate it and start gutting the inside. Maybe you are waiting for construction plans to finalize and don’t go back for awhile. When you return to keep working on the project, someone else is living in the house, and...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Jan 12, 2018 | Real Estate Disputes
It is common to have a contract when dealing with a large purchase such as a real estate transaction. These purchases involve substantial sums of money and often require certain conditions be met by each of the parties. As such, a contract helps to clearly outline all...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Oct 12, 2017 | Real Estate Disputes
As a recent post on this blog discussed, one of the nightmare scenarios a homeowner or, for that matter, the new owner of a piece of Philadelphia property, can face is the realization that another person or business has a lien or some other valid claim to the property...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Jun 22, 2017 | Real Estate Disputes
When engaged in a residential real estate project, it is important for homeowners to be familiar with their rights and how to protect them. The residential real estate process can be complex and challenging, so having trained guidance throughout it can be helpful. It...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Jun 1, 2017 | Real Estate Disputes
Contract disputes are a serious concern for many business and real estate transactions. In general, a breach of contract is the failure of one or both parties to a contract to perform promises in the contract. When a breach of contract has been claimed, the court must...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | May 18, 2017 | Real Estate Disputes
The term “title”, in reference to real estate, refers to legal ownership of the property and the right to use the property. A defective title can be problematic related to the establishment of ownership. Difficulty establishing ownership can make resale...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Mar 30, 2017 | Real Estate Disputes
Because strong contracts and contract relationships are vital to most businesses and business relationships today, it is helpful to know when a contract is valid and when it is enforceable. A contract is generally an agreement between parties concerning specific...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Mar 9, 2017 | Real Estate Disputes
Contracts are an essential aspect of real estate transactions in Pennsylvania. Because contracts are such a common part of doing business, and are important to the success of a business, it is helpful for business owners and parties engaged in a real estate...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Mar 1, 2017 | Real Estate Disputes
A notice of lis pendens is frequently filed by one or more parties to a lawsuit that may affect the title to or enforceability of a lien on real property. Pennsylvania courts recognize a writ of lis pendens as a means of notifying innocent parties that title to the...
On behalf of Avallone Law Associates | Jan 25, 2017 | Real Estate Disputes
Real property is commonly owned by two or more persons or parties. A common example is a parcel of real property that is given to two or more siblings by their father, or that is owned by a partnership. If the co-owners agree on management or sale of the parcel, they...
