Real Estate Law

When a real estate deal falls apart, one of the first financial questions can involve the earnest money deposit. If money sits in escrow and the sale does not close, both the buyer and seller may believe they have a right to those funds. The outcome is not automatic....

There are many reasons why judges may hear legal cases related to real property. Sometimes, they must respond to partition actions seeking the division of jointly-owned real estate. Other times, judges may need to resolve boundary disputes between neighbors.  Quiet...

Buying your first home is exciting, but it’s also one of the biggest financial commitments you will ever make. It also comes with risks, such as unexpected inspection issues or your financing falling through. However, contingency clauses can act as a safety net. They...

Buyers looking at residential real estate in Kentucky have many important considerations to keep in mind. They need to prioritize properties that meet the needs of their families and fit their budgets. They need to monitor the market to ensure that they can make a...

Many people buying homes don't obtain adequate support. They are about to embark on one of the biggest transactions of their lives, and yet they may try to handle that process on their own or with the assistance of a real estate agent with minimal formal education....

People often become so focused on the outcome of the home-buying process that they rush through it and put themselves at unnecessary risk as a result. It is beneficial to act with certainty when people find a property that fully meets their needs. However, buyers who...