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When a well-off Connecticut couple decides to end their marriage, the division of their assets is always a principal concern. Connecticut’s proximity to New York City also means that these well-off couples will own large, very valuable homes. Dividing this asset can...
By some accounts, 60% of Americans find themselves cash-strapped, with less than $1,000 in the bank as they face their retirement years. A variety of economic vicissitudes fostered this trend. At the same time, however, it’s reported that one in four mortgaged homes...
The real estate market contributes significantly to the overall economy. Buyers and sellers negotiate a sale that provides the most mutually beneficial result. In some cases; however, the legal transfer of real estate follows an unconventional route. The legal...
If you are planning on selling your home in Connecticut, it is important to do a title search first. A title search is necessary as it could uncover defects on the title that must be resolved before the sale can continue. Defects on a title could prevent a sale A...
It may come as a shock to residential and commercial buyers that new construction can have just as many, if not more, issues than already existing structures in Connecticut. Indeed, defective architectural designs can cause an entire building to collapse over time. A...
While the news seems to indicate that property values will soon (maybe) start dropping, for now, property owners are stuck with their exorbitant county tax bills. However, if you do not agree with your property tax bill, you can appeal it. How do I appeal it? Every...
Connecticut homeowners over the age of 62 who are facing unexpected financial difficulties or simply need some extra cash may consider a reverse mortgage. Most homeowners know that a regular mortgage involves making monthly payments to a lender for a certain time,...