You may have a claim, though it's hard to know whether this was employer error or mail error. Talk to an attorney.

How many owners an house has? Can we evict by a brother ' landlord? Is it fair to ask tenants to ask us to leave ? Turn off heat

You should hire a lawyer ASAP. These cases can be very tricky.

What is the next step after setting aside a default in a civil matter?

If the other side filed a motion and missed their own motion hearing, then there is probably another hearing scheduled. You should find out when...

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Defendant in our civil suit has a homestead declaration but was deemed to have committed fraud by bankruptcy court.

An execution based on fraud is exempt from the homestead protections. HOWEVER this probably requires the intervention of an attorney to ensue that...

Commercial leases vary widely--and unlike residential leases, the law is not at all protective of tenants. The language in your specific lease is...

In theory the seller can be liable for false representations. In practice there are may more details which affect that liability, as set forth in...

Can a real estate agent be held responsible for saying your offer has been accepted (in an email) and the saying it was not.

Yes, it may be a licensing violation. Also, it may be possible that the response will somehow bind the seller. You should call an attorney ASAP.

What are my rights if any?

You should hire an attorney ASAP to help you meet your goals; it isn't clear what you want.

Was my neighbor who extended his fence 25 1/2" onto my property and then refused to move it guilty of criminal trespassing?

Practically speaking this is likely to be a civil case and not a criminal one, even though it technically involves a criminal act. However, you...

My adjacent neighbor removed a permanent boundary marker. Police said, "Nothing we can do. Civil court matter." Were they right?

Practically speaking this is likely to be a civil case and not a criminal one, even though it technically involves a criminal act.