Is the clerk "in any way" giving legal advice. Yes, in a very limited, very innocuous way, I suppose that could be considered legal advice....

You call him you "ex" -- is that "ex-husband" or "ex-boyfriend." If it's an ex-husband, then this should have been resolved as part of the property...

It sounds like you're right. If they only even touched half the repairs, and even those weren't done well, then I believe you have a good argument...

You can report the incident to the police, but your story suggests that this is not clearly a "theft." You start out by saying that your boyfriend...

I'm sorry, but you're going to have to post your question again, with some more explanation. I imagine you can work with a disability as much...

Huh??? First, it's not true that nothing can be changed after the closing. It certainly does make things a bit more difficult to correct, but...

You should talk with an attorney. I think you're going to be stuck with the contract, but an attorney can help you understand how much you are...

I can't fully understand your question, but I can say at least that being embarrassed is irrelevant. That will pass. What do you do? You should...

This is not a legal issue; it's a maturity issue. Stop looking at his material online and stop engaging with him on social media, and your problem...

Ask your wife or children. If none of them is telling you anything, and if you have the right to know (i.e., shared legal custody), then you will...