My broker took my money even when my application was not processed.

I'm sorry to hear about your problem with such an unprofessional Realtor. You should immediately contact an attorney. This appears to fall squarely...

Is it worth fighting a ladar speeding ticket

If you're willing to take the time off of work then, in my humble opinion, it is worth it to appeal the ticket. Keep in mind that the Magistrate...

Can I take legal action against condo's previous owner for not installing a sump pump in the basement with HOA provided funds?

This is an interesting situation. What do the condo bylaws say regarding payments provided to the condo owners? Prior to purchase did you discuss...

My partner controls the corporation...do I have any legal rights?

Generally, with a 50% equity stake in the entity, your input is just as important as the remaining 50%. There are numerous actions you can, and...

What can I do about an apartment lease with a roommate who has neither shown up nor paid his share of the rent?

Because you're both on the lease your landlord is right in that you are jointly and severally liable. Basically that means that if your landlord...

HOA help

I agree with attorney Attorney Lapamardo's assessment of the situation. This seems like a big fuss over nothing. However, if the HOA actions...

My tenant has repeatedly broken condo assoc. rules. What sort of notice should I provide them when asking them to leave?

The terms of your lease will control what type of notice you should serve upon your tenant. It is not uncommon for a lease to include a 7-Day...

Please do yourself a favor and contact a local divorce attorney. In Acton, I recommend Kathleen Foley. http://www.kafoleylaw.com. The response...

Do MA eviction laws differ if tenant is in prison and landlord knows?

Generally, after defaulting in a Summary Process action, the Landlord must sign an affidavit stating that the tenant is essentially around (not...

I purchased a home with the past year and the 'sellers' didn't disclose a water problem in the basement, do I have any recourse

Generally, Massachusetts has adopted the doctrine of caveat emptor, which literally means "Let the buyer beware." You may however have recourse...