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Rural housing workshop to address land use, safe housing - Vimarsana News

Rural housing workshop to address land use, safe housing

Rural housing issues —land inheritance pitfalls, lack of affordable housing options and the nation’s history of housing discrimination — will be the focus of a free workshop on Saturday, June

Death and Dirt: Addressing the Injustices of the Past in Heirs Property | Lowenstein Sandler LLP - Vimarsana News

Death and Dirt: Addressing the Injustices of the Past in Heirs Property | Lowenstein Sandler LLP

Today on “Splitting Heirs,” host Warren Racusin speaks with Molefi McIntosh and Mavis Gragg about the “heirs’ property problem--” or what happens to real estate when it is passed down...

ALTA Applauds Introduction of HEIRS Act of 2024 - Vimarsana News

ALTA Applauds Introduction of HEIRS Act of 2024

/PRNewswire/ -- The American Land Title Association (ALTA), the national trade association of the land title insurance industry applauds the introduction of...

Dr. Karama Neal talks genetics, nuclear reactors, and community development at LeadAR 40th Anniversary event - Vimarsana News

Dr. Karama Neal talks genetics, nuclear reactors, and community development at LeadAR 40th Anniversary event

What do genetics, nuclear reactors and rural community development have in common? These are topics covered by Dr. Karama Neal, Neal Firm principal and keynote speaker for the LeadAR 40th

'A big hole in the law': County wary over court-ordered land divisions outside West Yellowstone - Vimarsana News

'A big hole in the law': County wary over court-ordered land divisions outside West Yellowstone

At a land use law seminar in Helena last November, Erin Arnold, the former Chief Civil Deputy Gallatin County Attorney caught wind of a ruling that defied the commission’s interpretation