1. In the abstract, can residents sue their own town? Yes. Is that called for here? No. First, there may be any number of reasons for the perceived...

It would be prudent for you to consult with an attorney if you are deposed. You do not otherwise need one for this lawsuit unless you are...

Yes, but the rules of this site do not allow attorneys to solicit your business in answering a question. Use the Find-a-Lawyer tool to reach out to...

If you are the plaintiff, the case would be dismissed. If you are the defendant, a default judgment for what was claimed would be entered against...

I agree. Much depends here on how title was held at each step. You could have 2 owners (you and brother's wife) or you could have multiple...

If you need evidence of an action in the Housing Court, go to that court and obtain a certified copy of whatever the decision or disposition was...

This cannot be done without court in order to be enforceable. As my colleague stated, file a joint petition for modification with an agreement...

Mortgage may be in father's name, but what about the title? I am assuming that title was originally taken in either your name + father's, or his...

I agree with my colleagues. Mother-in-law is likely a beneficiary unless an extraordinarily long survival period was imposed by the will.

I agree. This is not a situation calling for a quick answer here. You need to seek out and speak with a divorce attorney. Asset division is not...