What a Chapter 40 Notice Must Actually Contain
If you have discovered serious defects in a newly built home in Nevada, one of the first legal steps may be sending...
Your Builder Warranty Expired. Do You Still Have a Claim?
You bought a new home, the builder's warranty period has now expired, and then you discover a serious problem. Maybe water is...
Joint Tenancy vs. Tenancy in Common in Nevada: Which Is Right for Your Property?
Buying real estate with another person can seem straightforward until the question becomes: How should the property actually be owned? Two common...
The Builder Offered to Repair It. Should You Accept?
You bought a new home in Las Vegas or Reno, discovered a serious construction problem, and contacted the builder. Now the builder...
What Happens to the Money After a Partition Sale?
If you are considering a partition action, one of the biggest questions is often not whether the property can be sold, but:...
Do You Need the Other Owner’s Consent to File for Partition?
No. In many Nevada co-ownership situations, you do not need the other owner's consent to file a partition action. This is one...
Your Co-Owner Lives There Rent Free. Can You Charge Them?
You own a Nevada property with another person, but you are not living there. Your co-owner is occupying the entire house and...
Buyout vs. Forced Sale: Which One Actually Nets You More?
When two people own real estate together and no longer agree about what should happen to the property, there are usually two...
What “Heirs Property” Means Under Nevada Law
Inherited real estate can become complicated when several family members end up owning the same property. One sibling may want to keep...
Your Co-Owner Won’t Pay the Mortgage. What Are Your Options?
Owning a house with another person can become complicated when one co-owner stops paying the mortgage. You may be making the full...
How to Get Your Name Off a Deed You Share in Nevada
If your name is on a Nevada property deed with another person and you no longer want to own the property, you...
We Bought a House Together and Broke Up. Now What?
Buying a home together can feel like a major commitment. But when an unmarried couple separates, the relationship may end long before...