A writ petition is a legal document that requests a court to order a lower court or government agency to perform or refrain from doing something. It is only appropriate when the court or agency has a legal obligation. The petition is initiated with an alternative mandamus petition, and the defendant must appear in court […]
The Act of Settlement 1701 regulated the succession to the throne of Great Britain, ensuring a Protestant reign. It decreed that the crown would pass to Sophia of Hanover and her Protestant heirs, and barred Catholics from becoming successors. It also covered other provisions, such as the requirement for future successors to be members of […]
A trust deed is issued by a trustee who manages the financial affairs of another person, often in the case of settling an inheritance or managing the resources of a loved one who cannot make decisions. The trustee must act in the best interest of the principal and must not personally benefit from the sale […]
A sale of trust deed is a non-court foreclosure where a servicer handles the sale of a property, occurring approximately four months after a notice of default. A deed of trust sale is similar, with a trustee holding legal title to the property and being able to sell it in the event of default. The […]
Good deeds can be spontaneous or formal, and can make people feel better or show compassion. When helping someone, make eye contact, smile, and offer a general statement. Charities offer opportunities to help with causes you believe in, using your skills or simple manpower. There are many ways to do a good deed. Good deeds […]
A deed of delivery allows the transfer of property ownership for a specified period and under certain conditions, resolving any pending claims. It can simplify estate liquidation and clear up discrepancies in property titles. It requires drafting by a qualified attorney or agent and is used in amicable situations. It can also be used to […]
A deed of trust is a document used in some US states to transfer the title of a property to a third party as security for a loan. It identifies the property, borrower, lender, loan amount, and due dates, and can be administered by a title company. If the borrower defaults, the trustee can foreclose […]
A release deed is a document that indicates the satisfaction of a debt obligation for a property or interest, such as real estate or a legal document. It gives the owner clear title and can also prevent disputes or settle them out of court. A release deed is a document signed and executed by the […]
A deed contract is a form of contract of sale that sets out the terms for a property purchase, with the buyer making payments to the seller. The contract does not grant title to the buyer and the seller retains control until all terms are met. Deed contracts are agreements that describe the process for […]
Choosing the best trust deed buyers involves considering payment options (full, partial, or split purchase), the price offered, and matching your needs with what the buyer offers. Factors affecting price include the property, mortgage balance, interest rate, credit history, and number of payments remaining. Trust deed buyers buy the property rights you hold. Typically, choosing […]
Variable ratio writing involves writing two option contracts using a fixed number of shares of an underlying security, with a common approach being a two-to-one strategy. This strategy requires planning and precision and should only be used when the underlying security has limited volatility. Variable ratio writes are an investment strategy that involves writing two […]
Trust deed sales are a type of foreclosure where the trustee sells the property on behalf of the lender without court oversight. The trustee is an impartial third party, and the sale occurs about four months after a notice of default is posted. Trust deeds are agreements between borrowers, lenders, and trustees, and the trustee […]
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