Gary Singer

A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: My wife inherited a property that we want to sell. The closing agent said the original deed is defective. What do we need to do?

Q: We are new to Florida and dealing with our first major storm. Many people are telling us how to prepare, but not the realities of dealing with damage to our new home, should it occur.

A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: My neighbor’s overgrown tree was knocked over, destroying our fence and clipping our roof. Who should pay for repairs and the tree’s remova…

Loading your audio article Q: During the recent storm, my neighbor's overgrown tree was knocked over, destroying our fence and clipping our roof.

Q: I recently graduated and landed a good job. I am about to rent my first apartment and want to make sure I don't make a mistake. What should I look out for? — Christine

Q: My downstairs neighbor often hangs out on his porch, which is directly under ours, and due to his drinking and smoking pot, we hear loud, explicit

Q: The landscaper hired by our HOA for the community damaged a large hedge in our yard that now must be replaced.

A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: I want to sell the house I got in a divorce years ago. What can I do if I can’t find my ex to sign the deed?

Q: When I divorced my first husband more than a decade ago, we agreed that I would keep the house. Now, I want to sell it, and I am being told that he must also sign the deed.

A reader asks real estate lawyer Gary Singer: How would it work if my partner wants to cash out of rental property we co-own?