I have property a cottage which I put my daughter on due to illness BIG MISTAKE. She was to be off as of July 1, 2013 is not

Your question seems to indicate that you deeded property to your daughter. If you did, then it is not your property any more. If you have an...

Notice to Quit

Your landlord will need to terminate the tenancy yet again. Assuming your landlord tries to start all over, any 30 day/rental period notice sent...

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I'm selling my home. Am I legally required to disclose abutting property building proposals or plans?

I agree with the previous attorney. This will come back to bite you after the fact, and it could take the form of a costly lawsuit. You are...

Is it possible that your sister and her boyfriend added you onto the lease without your permission to bolster their application? I'm not sure what...

What type of loan for estate, is one time repayment acceptable? How much interest can I charge estate?

It sounds like maybe the judge was simply making a suggestion (if not an order) concerning how you should administer the affairs of the estate. ...

I received a collection notice for a parking ticket dated 6/02/1994 . Do I still need to pay this, or is the statue up?

I'm not aware of any statute of limitations on motor vehicle violations, or municipal parking fines, but I also haven't ever looked into it. I...

Filing smalls claims out of state

Determining which court has jurisdiction is not always clear, and you should speak to an attorney. Depending upon the grounds for your suit, and...

How much should a non-contested divorce cost?

I think the amounts you have been quoted are typical. You can probably anticipate a legal fee of between $1,000.00 to as high as $4,000.00...

Enforcing judgment against a contractor who has started a new business

You should take your information to an attorney to determine your options and rights. Our office charges a nominal consultation fee. You need...

Is there legal obligation on the part of a collection agency to notify the debtor of his debt within a reasonable amount of time

This could be fraud, so I would proceed with caution. If you can afford it, retain counsel to get to the bottom of this and settle the matter...