What is the process for filing a quit claim deed from husband and wife to just husband? can i do process w/o help or need pro?

The smart thing would be to work this out in the context of a divorce, if you're heading that way. Otherwise, any real estate attorney can draft...

What if my landlord served me a 30 day notice to quit but is lying about the amount I owe him? What can I do aboit that?

It sounds like you need to speak to an attorney for help. Call one ASAP.

Is this legal??

That is absolutely illegal. Call an employment attorney. Most of us who work in that area take wage and hours on contingency.

My son deeded their house over to his ex-wife. She verbally agreed to refinance and take his name off the mortgage.

Get an attorney ASAP. Bring the divorce file. There isn't much else we can tell you without knowing more.

Brother gets half from sale of our Mothers house, he agrees to split her expenses with me. He leaves country, refuses to pay.

This is a very detail-specific case. If you have already consulted with a lawyer and given details, and if you've already received advice......

Gave a fence cont a $1500 deposit for a job. A quote was given, I wanted to scale back the job. Won't retrn calls can I get $ ba

It depends on the contract. You probably should be able to get at least some of it back, but you might be liable for some costs--for example, if...

What type of lawyer do I contact/

This is tricky because it involves many issues. A generalist would be able to help; you could also aim for a probate or real estate attorney who...

Half of my security deposit was withheld. I was given an list of what was broken, but not opportunity to refute.

No. the landlord cannot charge you for batteries. The window is a bit trickier. The landlord cannot charge you for things beyond your control...

How to evict?

If you don't know what to do and are frightened of going to court, then it would be wise to get an attorney ASAP.

If you're both on the lease and if you're both "jointly and severally" liable, then 1) Your landlord can sue either one of you, or both; and 2)...