Your real estate attorney should be able to help you with this as part of your sale. If you do not have one, I strongly recommend that you retain one.

It sounds like you are headed for an eviction, and I recommend that you retain counsel. First, as Attorney Callahan suggests, you may have your...

Trust your gut. If you are afraid you are signing something you can't afford or are making promises you know you can't keep, don't sign it or raise...

As usual, I agree with Attorney Callahan. Have a good insurance agent and disclose everything you plan to do to ensure that you are adequately...

It sounds like the landlord is alleging that you are not making rent payments and that is likely the reason for them finding you in default and...

Regardless of what happens next, you'll need legal counsel. Someone should read the trust document carefully and can then instruct you on how to...

Part of doing the right thing here is extending an opportunity to someone and accepting some of the risk that goes along with that. If you can't...

A probate attorney, sometimes called estate administration attorney, can assist you. The more you can do yourself, the less work the attorney has....

I would start by talking to your landlord and letting him or her know this is unacceptable behavior that makes you feel unsafe. Instruct him or her...

I agree with the others that you may need to physically go to the apartment or to the landlord's office and politely request to meet with them. Are...