by Robert L. Fisher, Jr | Oct 5, 2023 | What We’re Thinking
A revision to Connecticut General Statute Section 29-453 that took effect Oct. 1 eliminates the ability of those selling and transferring residential properties in Connecticut to give the new owners a $250 credit rather than providing a signed affidavit attesting to...
by Cramer & Anderson | Sep 22, 2023 | In the Community
Cramer & Anderson is once again participating in the annual SafeWalk that raises funds for the Danbury-based Center for Empowerment and Education (CEE) and its mission to break the cycle of interpersonal violence. In the past, teams participating in SafeWalk would...
by Cramer & Anderson | Jun 27, 2023 | News
The real estate scam in which imposters fraudulently sell vacant land free of mortgage liens out from under the true owners was attempted recently in Danbury and Goshen. Retained to handle what appeared to be legitimate transactions, Cramer & Anderson’s highly...
by Allison Noteware | Oct 14, 2022 | What We’re Thinking
In the early 1800’s, Connecticut lawmakers wanted to encourage homeowners to visibly define their property lines through building fences, so they passed legislation creating what is known as the “divisional fence.” A divisional fence is located exactly on the property...
by Cramer & Anderson | Jun 22, 2021 | News
Open building permits are yet another potential stumbling block to smooth and trouble free home sales. With the housing market in Connecticut continuing its surge, encountering these hurdles has become widespread. It’s essentially a standard now for attorneys handling...
