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Category Archives: Real Estate
Neighbors In Court: Bamboo Edition
Nothing makes for good neighborly relations like a law suit! When neighbors take each other to court it’s like an angry divorce without any incentive to be civil to each other for the sake of the kids. Connecticut has not … Continue reading
Connecticut Adverse Possession Law
I love reading adverse possession decisions in Connecticut. These cases are often hard fought by warring neighbors. Compromise is often not an option because the level of disdain is so high between the parties. If fences make for good neighbors adverse possesion cases … Continue reading
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Facing Foreclosure In CT? There’s Hope…
Federal home loan modification programs are a cruel joke. Fortunately, there’s new hope for Connecticut residents facing foreclosure: (More below the break)
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Foreclosure, Legislation, Real Estate
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Save Joan’s House
Joan’s house sits at the bottom of a big hill. It’s a hill that I’ve ran up and down – hundreds of times. Sometimes, I see Joan. She may be sitting on her porch or gardening. We usually wave and … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Foreclosure, Law School, Legal Technology, Real Estate
Tagged bill childs, Foreclosure, helder mira, joan holliday, running
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Is It Malpractice To Fail To Challenge Documents In A Foreclosure?
Is it malpractice to fail to challenge mortgage foreclosure documents? I think so. Watch this. Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Foreclosure, Litigation, Real Estate
Tagged assignments, documents, fdic, Foreclosure, mortgage
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The Kelo House
Recently, I was at New London Superior Court for a pretrial conference. The conference was scheduled for 10:00 in the morning. By the time I arrived, all of the “good parking spaces” were taken. I ended up parking on Franklin … Continue reading
Will Bed Bug Disclosure Become Part Of Real Estate Closings In Connecticut?
by Ryan McKeen Probably. This morning I came across an article about how bed bug disclosures are becoming a part of real estate closings in New York. Given the attention bed bugs are receiving in the media right now it … Continue reading
On Saving The MDC Trails In West Hartford…
by Ryan McKeen As a runner who loves West Hartford’s MDC trails the Blonski case is very near and dear to my heart. Check out an excellent article by MariAnn Gail Brown on the legal issues surrounding the MDC trails. … Continue reading
Numerical Corporations Should Be Illegal
by Ryan McKeen Numerical corporations or LLCs are the bane of my existence as a lawyer. As best as I can tell, exactly 2 of my prior 474 posts have had any impact on the law. One post triggered a … Continue reading
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Tough Times Ahead For Real Estate Attorneys?
by Ryan McKeen It seems that the music is about to stop for real estate attorneys yet again. 2009 was the year of the refi. With interest rates at historic lows it made sense for many homeowners to lock in … Continue reading
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Tagged ct real estate law, real estate attorneys
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