Partition Actions: Property Division for Unmarried Couples 
The modern American family has changed, and with that change, so has how we purchase and hold real estate. Now,…
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Who Should Use a Partition Action
Partition actions—whether they are necessitated from unmarried straight or same-sex couples or siblings who co-inherited real estate—can be extremely complex.…
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How Partition Actions Help Unmarried Couples Divide Real Estate After a Break-Up
Here’s the issue. An unmarried straight or same-sex couple decides that they want to purchase a home together. Not only…
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Can you Keep Your Home If you Declare Bankruptcy?
Declaring bankruptcy is one of the most difficult, overwhelming, and complex issues someone can encounter. While experiencing intense emotions during…
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Eight Real Estate Documents to Keep After Buying a Home
One of the most common questions homebuyers have after purchasing a home is what documents you should keep on file…
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The Eviction Process in Washington, D.C.
In the District of Columbia, landlords and tenants should know their rights and obligations before and during the eviction process,…
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Antonoplos & Associates Is a Top Real Estate Law Firms in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C., March 9, 2021 – Antonoplos & Associates Attorneys At Law has been recognized as one of the best real…
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Seven Important D.C. Eviction Laws
Understanding eviction laws are extremely important for both landlords and tenants in Washington, D.C. For landlords, knowing eviction laws is…
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Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate in 2021
With over 20 years of experience, Antonoplos & Associates group of real estate attorneys have the knowledge and experience required…
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DC Superior Court Rules that Eviction Filing Moratorium is Unconstitutional
Recently, the District of Columbia Superior Court ruled that the District’s ban on landlords filing new eviction cases is unconstitutional.…
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