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How to Add Someone to a Deed (or Remove Someone) in West Virginia
Learn how to add or remove someone from a property deed in West Virginia, including legal steps, mortgage considerations, taxes, and common mistakes to avoid. ...more
property
October 27, 2026•8 min read
Power of Attorney in West Virginia: A Practical Guide for Families
Learn how financial and medical powers of attorney work in West Virginia, how to choose an agent, and what happens without one. Moye Law Firm can help. ...more
property
October 17, 2026•9 min read
Why Delayed Real Estate Transactions Cost Buyers Money
Delayed closings cost buyers money through daily per-diem fees, forfeited earnest money deposits, and locked-in title insurance premiums paid regardless of outcome. Extended timelines also risk mortga... ...more
Real Estate Law
August 24, 2026
Property Title Work: Moving Forward With Defects
Property sales can often proceed despite title defects if the issues are resolved before closing—through a lien payoff, corrective deed, or title insurance endorsement. A title search conducted by Moy... ...more
Title
August 18, 2026
Property Title Work in Investment Purchases
Property title work confirms clear, marketable ownership before an investment property changes hands. Title searches examine public records for deeds, liens, judgments, and easements that threaten an ... ...more
property
August 10, 2026
How Property Ownership Errors Can Affect Future Sales
This article outlines the legal consequences, market impacts, common causes, and practical risk‑reduction steps, including title insurance. ...more
Title
August 06, 2026
Moye Law Offices
We have two offices in West Virginia: Winfield and Cross Lanes.
CROSS LANES
How to Add Someone to a Deed (or Remove Someone) in West Virginia
Learn how to add or remove someone from a property deed in West Virginia, including legal steps, mortgage considerations, taxes, and common mistakes to avoid. ...more
property
October 27, 2026•8 min read
Power of Attorney in West Virginia: A Practical Guide for Families
Learn how financial and medical powers of attorney work in West Virginia, how to choose an agent, and what happens without one. Moye Law Firm can help. ...more
property
October 17, 2026•9 min read
Why Delayed Real Estate Transactions Cost Buyers Money
Delayed closings cost buyers money through daily per-diem fees, forfeited earnest money deposits, and locked-in title insurance premiums paid regardless of outcome. Extended timelines also risk mortga... ...more
Real Estate Law
August 24, 2026
Property Title Work: Moving Forward With Defects
Property sales can often proceed despite title defects if the issues are resolved before closing—through a lien payoff, corrective deed, or title insurance endorsement. A title search conducted by Moy... ...more
Title
August 18, 2026
Property Title Work in Investment Purchases
Property title work confirms clear, marketable ownership before an investment property changes hands. Title searches examine public records for deeds, liens, judgments, and easements that threaten an ... ...more
property
August 10, 2026
How Property Ownership Errors Can Affect Future Sales
This article outlines the legal consequences, market impacts, common causes, and practical risk‑reduction steps, including title insurance. ...more
Title
August 06, 2026
Moye Law Offices
We have two offices in West Virginia:
Winfield and Cross Lanes.
CROSS LANES
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Do you have a query or problem that you would like to talk about, or are you curious to hear more about how we can help you?
Get in touch today! We look forward to hearing from you.
Assistance Hours
Monday – Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm
Saturday: By appointment only
Sunday CLOSED