Articles on Real Estate

Case Summary: Fair Price at Sheriff’s Sale By Robert Floss Real Estate Law, September 2021 In T2 Expressway, LLC v. Tollway, the appellate court was tasked with determining what constitutes a fair price at a sheriff’s sale.
Crawford v. Hayen: The Infamous Count VI By Michael J. Rooney Real Estate Law, September 2021 The first district appellate court published an opinion last November, Crawford v. Hayen, where the narrow and precise holding may be correct, but the opinion itself is highly suspect.
Real Estate Law Section Council Happenings By Joseph R. Fortunato Real Estate Law, September 2021 An imagined conversation between two Real Estate Section Council members about Schweihs v. Chase Home Finance, et al.
Notices Real Estate Law, July 2021 Important notices, updates, and tips for real estate practitioners.
Notices & Updates Real Estate Law, June 2021 Important notices, updates, and tips for real estate practitioners.
Protecting the House From Nursing Home Expenses By William S. Wilson Elder Law, June 2021 The article explores several ways to protect the residence when the nursing home patient applies for nursing home Medicaid.
Notices & Updates Real Estate Law, May 2021 Important notices, updates, and tips for real estate practitioners.
Did You Know? Real Estate Law, April 2021 Utah is the first state to allow law firms with non-lawyer owners and non-traditional legal service providers to operate.
Protecting the House From Nursing Home Expenses By William S. Wilson Business Advice and Financial Planning, April 2021 The article explores several ways to protect the residence when the nursing home patient applies for nursing home Medicaid.
Tackling Common Issues in a Residential Real Estate Transaction By Stephanie Garces Donat Young Lawyers Division, April 2021 A look at the importance of the attorney's role in any real estate transaction, practical tips to prepare for closing, and how to handle common issues you will encounter when a client is selling or purchasing residential property.
A Weapon Against Condominium Deconverters: The Fiduciary Duty of Directors By Richard Lee Stavins Real Estate Law, April 2021 The latest real estate game in town is the condominium deconversion.
When a Tenant Files a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy During a Commercial Real Estate Transaction By Emily Holmes Real Estate Law, April 2021 When representing an owner-seller or landlord in a commercial real estate transaction, during due diligence and prior to concluding attorney review and inspection contingencies, confirm the financial status of your client’s tenants before moving forward with the real estate transaction.
Luxury Condominium Mechanics Lien Issues in Illinois By Paul Peterson Real Estate Law, March 2021 It may be time for title insurers to change how the mechanics lien risk in insuring luxury condominium unit sales is underwritten.
Newsletter Articles Needed Real Estate Law, March 2021 A call for articles for the Real Property newsletter.
Notice Real Estate Law, March 2021 A notice regarding the moratorium on homeowner foreclosures and mortgage forbearance enrollment opportunities.
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors—Or Do They? By Dennis Riley Agricultural Law, February 2021 An analysis of The Fence Act.
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Luxury Condominium Mechanics Lien Issues in Illinois By Paul Peterson Construction Law, February 2021 It may be time for title insurers to change how the mechanics lien risk in insuring luxury condominium unit sales is underwritten.
Notices Real Estate Law, February 2021 Important notices for real estate practitioners.
Protecting the House From Nursing Home Expenses By William S. Wilson Trusts and Estates, February 2021 The article explores several ways to protect the residence when the nursing home patient applies for nursing home Medicaid.
Case Summary: Mary Doherty v. Country Faire Conversion Real Estate Law, January 2021 A summary and analysis of Mary Doherty v. Country Faire Conversion, LLC, which involved an LLC membership interest that was foreclosed on and the interest holder's rights afterward.
Note Real Estate Law, January 2021 A note regarding the interest rate on security deposits for rental properties in Chicago.
Notice Real Estate Law, January 2021 A notice regarding Cook County real estate tax bills.
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors—Or Do They? By Dennis Riley Real Estate Law, December 2020 An analysis of The Fence Act.
Notice Real Estate Law, December 2020 A notice regarding Cook County real property taxes for 2020.
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At the Intersection of Trust Administration and Real Estate: Sibling Rivalry and the Family Home By Nicole M. Soltanzadeh Elder Law, November 2020 As the case of Ashby v. Pinnow, et al. demonstrates, settlors and trustees are best advised to keep these key concepts in mind when creating and administering a trust.
A Mineral Rights Case Summary of Mitchell/Roberts Partnership v. Williamson Energy, LLC, 2020 IL App (5th) 190339 By Alexander E. Porter Real Estate Law, November 2020 A summary and analysis of Mitchell/Roberts Partnership v. Williamson Energy, LLC.
Notice Real Estate Law, November 2020 A notice regarding mortgage foreclosure filings.
At the Intersection of Trust Administration and Real Estate: Sibling Rivalry and the Family Home By Nicole M. Soltanzadeh Trusts and Estates, October 2020 As the case of Ashby v. Pinnow, et al. demonstrates, settlors and trustees are best advised to keep these key concepts in mind when creating and administering a trust.
At the Intersection of Trust Administration and Real Estate: Sibling Rivalry and the Family Home By Nicole M. Soltanzadeh Business Advice and Financial Planning, October 2020 As the case of Ashby v. Pinnow, et al. demonstrates, settlors and trustees are best advised to keep these key concepts in mind when creating and administering a trust.
At the Intersection of Trust Administration and Real Estate: Sibling Rivalry and the Family Home By Nicole M. Soltanzadeh Real Estate Law, September 2020 As the case of Ashby v. Pinnow, et al. demonstrates, settlors and trustees are best advised to keep these key concepts in mind when creating and administering a trust.

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