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Lien Into it—What’s a Mechanic’s Lien?

Remodeling your home can be a wonderful and exciting experience. What’s not so exciting and wonderful is the fact that if the subcontractors who worked on your home did not get paid, they can file a lien against your home…

How Brokers Earn Their Commissions

Brokerage Law

Buying and selling real estate is serious business. So is the money that can be made on real estate transactions. Knowing how real estate brokers and agents make their money is an important issue for both real estate buyers and…

Preparing for Trial: A Brief Look at Depositions

Litigation Real Property

In civil litigation, the law provides pre-trial legal procedures that allow both sides to gather information from the opposing party, called “discovery.” The information gathered during discovery can be helpful in allowing a party to evaluate his/her own case, or…

Broken Promises: A Few Things That Makes Contract Disputes Complex

Contracts Litigation

Communication is a tricky thing. You may know what you mean when you say something, or use a particular word, but the other person may interpret it very differently. If your miscommunication forms the basis of an agreement, you might…

3 Strategies For Working Out a Dispute With Your Tenant Without Losing

Landlord Tenant

If you are a landlord, you realize that despite your best efforts, sometimes you can end up in a heated dispute with your tenant(s). When this happens, it’s easy for tempers to rise and conflicts to escalate. To make matters…

The 3 Main Powers of a Homeowner’s Association to Enforce The Rules

HOA

Homeowners living in communities governed by a homeowners’ association (“HOA”) or those considering buying property within an HOA community often wonder what happens if they violate the HOA rules. It’s a question worth asking. Before you purchase property within an…

Some Things to Think About Before You Buy Into an HOA Community

HOA Property Owners

There are lots of things to love about a residential community that is run by a Homeowner’s Association (“HOA”). But before you buy a property that is governed by an HOA, you should understand how these associations work. Here are…

If You Made Your HOA’s “Naughty List,” Here Are Some Tactics For Dealing with the Conflict

HOA

This Christmas, the last thing you want to be doing is fighting with your homeowner’s association (“HOA”). But like other things in life, s–tuff happens. And when it does, you need to know the best way to handle it. So…

Can an HOA Foreclose if You Are Current In Your Mortgage Payments?

Landlord Tenant

Homeowners who are frustrated with the rule-making and enforcement authority of their Homeowners’ Association (“HOA”) can often feel as if the HOA has unbridled authority. While this is not true, an HOA does have some pretty impressive powers. But is…

The Fiduciary Duties of HOA Board Members

Easements Real Property

So, you think you want to become a Board Member of your Homeowner’s Association? Then you will want to make sure you clearly understand your duties—including your fiduciary duties. The Laws Governing Duties of Homeowners’ Association Board Members In Georgia, where…

No Parking: HOA Authority to Regulate Parking

HOA

One area of communal living that can get pretty touchy is parking. The question often comes up as to the authority of a homeowner’s association (“HOA”) to issue tickets and tow vehicles. Here are a few things you need to…

Running With Scissors: Does a Short Sale Guarantee the Bank Won’t Sue

Short Sales

If you have gotten behind in your mortgage payments, you may not have many viable options available to you for avoiding foreclosure. If you can’t work out a deal with your lender (frequently the bank that lent you the money…

Real Estate Law

Lien Into it—What’s a Mechanic’s Lien?

How Brokers Earn Their Commissions

Preparing for Trial: A Brief Look at Depositions

Broken Promises: A Few Things That Makes Contract Disputes Complex

3 Strategies For Working Out a Dispute With Your Tenant Without Losing

The 3 Main Powers of a Homeowner’s Association to Enforce The Rules

Some Things to Think About Before You Buy Into an HOA Community

If You Made Your HOA’s “Naughty List,” Here Are Some Tactics For Dealing with the Conflict

Can an HOA Foreclose if You Are Current In Your Mortgage Payments?

The Fiduciary Duties of HOA Board Members

No Parking: HOA Authority to Regulate Parking

Running With Scissors: Does a Short Sale Guarantee the Bank Won’t Sue

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