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      Real estate appraisal providers are always looking for qualified candidates. A licensed real estate appraiser can work for an established firm, government agency or real estate company or work independently as a contractor. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says that three out of 10 real estate appraisers are self-employed. The... more »

    • About Divorce Settlements

      Divorce settlements can be an important part of the divorce process. If you can come to an agreement with your spouse, you can save yourself quite a bit on legal fees. Settlements can be filed at any point in the process of the divorce. Often, settlement agreements are drafted prior to the parties' filing and incorporated into the... more »

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      An ex parte restraining order, also known as a temporary restraining order (TRO), is a court order issued to restrict an individual from engaging in certain behaviors, such as coming in contact with another person. Ex parte restraining orders are filed in case of emergency to protect immediately the rights and safety of the person who... more »

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    • Definition of Quitclaim Deed

      A quitclaim deed is a document that transfers a grantor's interest in real property to the named grantee. The quitclaim deed gives no warranties of title to the grantee. If the grantor's interest is defective, the quitclaim deed transfers a defective interest and the grantor is not liable to the grantee for the defects. more »

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