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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Questions to Ask Yourself Before Deciding What to do With Your Home After a Divorce
Getting a divorce doesn’t just impact your personal life and relationships but it also heavily impacts your finances. For most…
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What is a Property Tax Assessment
A property tax assessment is a professional estimate that seeks to determine the market value of a property. Property tax…
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The Basics of Easements on Real Property
An easement is a property right that allows its holder to have an interest in a piece of land that…
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Six Things to Know About Property Titles
A property title is a legal document that states the specifics of a property and is often in the form…
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Breach of Real Estate Purchase Contracts
If you have or are looking to purchase, invest in, or sell residential or commercial real estate, it is important…
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Common Real Estate Contingencies and Disclosures
Almost every real estate contract contains a plethora of contingencies and disclosures. In real estate, a contingency is a condition…
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Five Benefits of a Real Estate Attorney
Seling or purchasing commercial or residential real estate is likely the largest transaction someone will encounter during their lifetime. While…
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Ten Factors that can Delay a Real Estate Closing
The real estate closing is the last step you must take to officially become a homeowner. In most cases, the…
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What to do When a Tenant Won’t Pay Rent
Whether you are dealing with a tenant who missed a payment for the first time or a renter who constantly…
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