General answer, no, unless you have a place to go and someone willing to take you in. And your father consents. Try speaking to him about your...

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You signing the release is step 1. Lawyer then getting the settlement check from the other side after submitting the release is step 2. Likely...

Check with a local attorney, but the rule if this were my state, and I suspect the general rule everywhere, is that you cannot be charged for...

First, I suppose you will have to convince the judge you can afford it. The judge should allow you to keep it is so convinced. Second, does he...

Not only should you be speaking to ConComm, you should be speaking to your building inspector to be sure you can build under zoning, or whether you...

Call your town's health department and building inspector ASAP.

I agree that you cannot and that the solution here is a political one. Many towns are regulating AirBNB's and the like, some banning them. Perhaps...

I agree with my colleague that unless you are the tenant in this situation, you can do nothing. Whether the tenant can do anything and against...

The short answer is that yes, she can be evicted. Her status does not provide immunity from eviction; ultimately the property still is owned by the...

I assume this patient is also under guardianship if she is in the facility you describe. Your first issue is standing - you lack any legal...