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Is my home inspector responsible for the cost of repairing problems he missed during the inspection? | S.C. Law for Homeowners
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February 28, 2014. Is my home inspector responsible for the cost of repairing problems he missed during the inspection? Generally speaking, before closing on the purchase of a home it is a very good idea to hire a licensed home inspector. To visit the house and give you a written inspection report. Whether dealing with recently constructed homes or older ones with a history of make-shift repairs, home inspectors have been known to find all sorts of interesting issues. By William C. Dillard, Jr. Enter you...
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How do I find out if my home renovation contractor is licensed? | S.C. Law for Homeowners
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October 29, 2013. How do I find out if my home renovation contractor is licensed? Furthermore, the fact that a contractor has a license means that the contractor has something to lose: the license itself. LLR has the authority to investigate the conduct of individuals and companies performing contracting work, issue citations and, for certain types of misconduct, revoke licenses. By William C. Dillard, Jr. This entry was posted in Dealing with Contractors. Dealing with Neighbors and Associations.
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Is mold damage covered under homeowner insurance policies? | S.C. Law for Homeowners
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October 2, 2013. Is mold damage covered under homeowner insurance policies? Furthermore, homeowner insurance policies often include exclusions for any. What is the takeaway for homeowners? By William C. Dillard, Jr. This entry was posted in Homeowners Insurance. Is there a time limit on filing a construction defect lawsuit? Dealing with Neighbors and Associations. Government and Eminent Domain. Follow Blog via Email. SC Bankruptcy Cases blog (Michael J. Polk, Esq.). Blog at WordPress.com.
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January 8, 2014. Does homeowners insurance cover damage from frozen water pipes that burst? December 17, 2013. Can I take legal action to stop foul odors coming from a nearby factory or landfill? December 3, 2013. Who is responsible if a neighbor’s tree falls and damages my home? If a tree falls and hits a home, it can cause major damage requiring expensive repairs. Who is legally and financially responsible when a tree in one neighbor’s yard falls onto and damages another neighbor’s property? SC Bankrup...
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Does homeowners insurance cover stolen and damaged artwork? | S.C. Law for Homeowners
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March 21, 2014. Does homeowners insurance cover stolen and damaged artwork? Paintings, sculptures, and other works of art kept in a home are not immune from the dangers of theft, fire damage, and water damage. Some homeowners invest significant amounts of money in these types of items, and a stolen or damaged piece can represent a substantial financial hit. Do homeowner insurance policies cover artwork? By William C. Dillard, Jr. This entry was posted in Homeowners Insurance. Government and Eminent Domain.
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Is a swimming pool an “attractive nuisance”? | S.C. Law for Homeowners
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April 29, 2014. Is a swimming pool an attractive nuisance? As the weather gets warmer and warmer, many South Carolina homeowners are looking forward to a long summer of enjoying their backyard swimming pools. However, homeowners with pools need to be aware of the legal responsibility to take reasonable steps to prevent neighborhood children from wandering into the pool and getting injured, or worse. This responsibility is based on the legal theory of attractive nuisance. By William C. Dillard, Jr. Is an ...
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September 10, 2014. Do I have legal rights if natural gas fracking contaminates my property or drinking water? In people, pets and livestock. Continue reading →. August 5, 2014. What should I do if my house has foundation settlement damage? July 3, 2014. Is fireworks-related damage covered by homeowners insurance? According to the National Fire Protection Association. Continue reading →. May 24, 2014. Is an alligator infestation next door to your house an unlawful nuisance? April 29, 2014. March 21, 2014.
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What should I do if my house has foundation settlement damage? | S.C. Law for Homeowners
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August 5, 2014. What should I do if my house has foundation settlement damage? If a new home begins to exhibit signs of significant settlement damage during the first few years after construction, then one or more people involved in building the home presumably did not do their jobs properly. The owner of the home, even if she was not the originally buyer/owner, has a legal right to bring a negligence lawsuit against the party that failed to carefully construct the home. By William C. Dillard, Jr. Do I h...
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Is there a time limit on filing a construction defect lawsuit? | S.C. Law for Homeowners
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October 10, 2013. Is there a time limit on filing a construction defect lawsuit? Speaking very generally and subject to certain exceptions not discussed here, in South Carolina a homeowner must file a lawsuit by no more than three years after he discovers or reasonably should have discovered the damage from a construction defect. And, regardless of when the damage appeared or was discovered, by no more than eight years after completion of the defective work. By William C. Dillard, Jr. Is mold damage cove...