…said.…Finally, homeowners can contact the Oregon Real Estate Inspectors Association, a trade group that aims to protect local consumers, President Walter L. Loehrke said. His group fields homeowner questions about…
…for another time. * Here is a description of the case that may or may not exist in Oregon: “A homeowner failed to fence in a pig that walked onto…
…the question whether a roof, after a homeowner has begun to disassemble and repair it, remained a “roof” for the purposes of a homeowners’ insurance policy, was a question of…
…9, 2012 “.… It has also been clear for some time that the best way to keep troubled homeowners in their homes is by reducing the principal on their mortgages,…
…blush it appears that the answer should be printed in the homeowner’s foreclosure paperwork. But it’s often not. There are reasons for this, and those vary depending on the nature…
(The Law Librarian Blog has an interesting update to this story: What Would Professor Kingsfield Say? Conan O’Brien-NBC Contract Dispute Awakens Sleeping 1L Contract Students,…
…ran in October and September 2009. 2) See also related foreclosure blogging by HOA/condo law attorneys. 3) Reverse mortgages worth a look for some seniors, August 28 & August 29,…
…for me to evict my roommate, is it legal for the kennel to refuse to take my dog, is it legal for my HOA to remove my “vote for x”…
…of the notary associations have directories that you can search. Many banks and public libraries offer notary service for their customers. What Happens at a Notarization? You may find that…
…free offers). Some state bar associations do allow their state’s law librarians to subscribe, but not all (and not Oregon). And individuals still cannot subscribe directly to Casemaker. This is…
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