Home Title Theft: Real Risk or Scare Marketing?
If you have seen advertisements warning that someone could steal your home with a single forged deed, it is reasonable to wonder...
Does Title Insurance Cover a Forged Deed?
A forged deed can create a frightening situation for a property owner. You may discover that a document appears in the public...
You Bought at a Nevada Tax Sale. Now What?
Buying property at a Nevada tax sale can look like the end of the process. You won the auction, paid the required...
How to Check If Someone Recorded a Deed on Your Property
If you are concerned that someone may have recorded a deed on your property without your knowledge, one of the first things...
Why Your Title Company Flagged an Exception, and What to Do
Buying or selling real estate in Nevada can feel straightforward until the title company sends a preliminary report showing an exception that...
What Happens After You Send a Chapter 40 Notice?
Sending a Chapter 40 notice is an important step in a Nevada construction-defect dispute, but it is not the same thing as...
Water Intrusion: Why the Damage You See Is the Smallest Part
A water stain on a ceiling or a damp spot near a window can look like a relatively small repair. In a...
Signs of Foundation Problems in Las Vegas Homes
A small crack in a wall or floor does not automatically mean your Las Vegas home has a foundation problem. Homes move,...
Who Pays for the Expert Inspection in a Construction Defect Case?
You have discovered cracks, water intrusion, roofing problems, foundation movement, stucco failures, or another serious problem with your home. The builder disputes...
Should Your HOA Board Vote to Sue the Developer?
A Nevada HOA board can face a difficult decision when homeowners begin reporting the same construction problems throughout a community. Maybe multiple...
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...