Sometimes, the process of building a home sounds appealing but does not end up being as straightforward as you expected. There are many upfront costs and expenses that accrue over the course of the construction, and there may be issues with construction that result...
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Reasons your prenuptial agreement may be unenforceable
Thanks to misconception or sheer naivete, most couples overlook the need for a prenuptial agreement. Commonly known as a prenup, this is an incredible tool for protecting your assets and interests should the marriage end up in divorce. However, for your prenuptial...
Signs that a house just isn’t for you
There are few bigger decisions or significant purchases than buying your next home. This can be an exciting time, but it is also a time to exercise caution. The legal process of buying a home can take time and as with any purchase, it does not come without risks. ...
When do Pennsylvania property owners need a partition action?
Most real estate transactions don't involve the courts. Pennsylvania property owners sell, buy and refinance their properties while working with real estate professionals rather than legal professionals much of the time. However, some people do need legal help when...
Maintaining physical and emotional well-being during a divorce
Irritability, grief, anxiety, fright, anger – these are just some of the strong emotions you may be coping with simultaneously as your divorce unfolds. Those feelings can pile up fast. It takes a huge toll on you, probably more than you even realize. If you have...
Protect yourself from delays in the seller moving after closing
Finding the right house is only one part of the home-buying process. After you locate a property that suits your needs, then you have to make a competitive bid so that the seller agrees to let you buy their home. It takes a lot to make your offer stand out when the...
3 benefits of negotiating an uncontested Pennsylvania divorce
It is often true that one spouse wants a divorce while the other wants to stay married. Other times, tempers flare, leading former partners to fight bitterly with one another over minor matters, like who gets to keep the sofa. If you can't resolve those matters...
How is earnest money different from a down payment?
Putting together enough resources to be a competitive buyer can be a big part of buying a home. Although having 20% of the purchase price for your home as a down payment is no longer necessary, people still need to have thousands of dollars available as a down...
Why do you have to pay for an appraisal and an inspection?
As someone hoping to buy residential real estate, you will have to assume numerous secondary costs in addition to the price you offer for the home. Closing costs include title company fees, as well as costs for an appraisal and an inspection. Individuals buying a...
Why caution helps when buying a home
Many people have made thousands or millions investing in real estate. Just because someone you work with, or someone you see on the television has done well, does not mean you will, especially if you are buying a home. It is reasonable to expect your property to...
