How does marriage make share transfers more difficult?
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With Married Couples, It's Complicated
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Death Complicates Share Transfers
Share transfers after the death of a resident are more difficult than a sale.
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Sponsor Obligations
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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All Together Now
Can you force a shareholder to pitch in?
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How to Deal with Tricky Transfers
Be aware when dealing with transfers, and trust your transfer agent.
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How to Avoid Estate Issues
Boards should alert owners of jointly owned units to review their estate plans.
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When the Co-op Interferes in a Sale
Make sure you know exactly what your shares include before you sign on the dotted line.
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Work Out
Bulk shares and sponsor sales: what do unsold shares mean for your building, and will it affect your mortgage?
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The Battle for the Extra Rooms
Who has the right to use ancillary rooms directly outside the service door of a specific unit?
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Adding a Name to the Stock Certificate After Marriage
Board members debate waiving a background check when adding a long-term resident to a stock certificate.
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