I bough a property with Deck and deck stairs other built in stone structures in neighbor's land what are my rights?

It's a pretty complex area and it depends on the encroachment. Even with registered land, some courts have permitted very minor encroachment. ...

It is possible to sue for damages(try small claims), though you may or may not win. But if it keeps breaking, it is even more likely you may be...

As a tenant can one break the lease before moving in because of unforeseen reparation ?

You should be able to get out of the lease and recover your deposit. Have you tried asking? The landlord and you are welcome to agree, which would...

Massachusetts what will happen with my mother share of my grandmother's estate my mother passed away

It depends on a variety of details. In some situations, your mothers share would pass to you. In other situations, it would not. You should...

What should i do if i have believe my employer is stealing my hours and has underpaid me possibly on multiple occasion?

You should talk to an attorney. Wage and hour violations are serious and many attorneys will help; the initial call is usually free.

Yes, they can sue you; you can sue for almost anything. We don't know whether they will win; it depends on the evidence (for example, whether or...

Probably not. Youth soccer is very important to parents... but it's still youth soccer. Other than a refund, what damages can you prove?

Can i start a civil case with a different claim out of the same incident after i just won a small claims case?

It would depend on the specifics. There are "mandatory" and "permissive" claims; we don't have enough information to answer.

Can DCF ask you for release forms 6 weeks after your case is too close?

It's legal for them to ask. But what you seem to want to know is different: Do you have to give them what they ask for, or can you just say no? ...

Guest in a rented property that decided to move in- how can we get them out?

Get an attorney immediately, as in "right now, today, this AM". You may (no guarantee!) still be able to treat them as a "guest" (no eviction) but...