I own a house with my brother there is a mortgage in his name only can he transfer ownership of his half without my signature
Assuming that you own it as joint tenants or tenants in common, then yes.
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Assuming that you own it as joint tenants or tenants in common, then yes.
You can't stop them from foreclosing absent an injunction, bankruptcy, or other complaint. you may be able to negotiate with them (i.e. increase...
If you mean the question literally, i.e. "is it theoretically possible that the tenant can be considered negligent?" the answer is yes. This is...
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If you mean the question literally, i.e. "is it theoretically possible that the tenant can be considered negligent?" the answer is yes. This is...
These are complex cases. You may benefit from calling an attorney. If you have a viable 93A counterclaim you may be able to find assistance...
You already received an answer to this. The company filings do not allow them to dismiss the claim.
The plaintiff goes first, then you. The general idea is to summarize your story (make sure the magistrate understands what happened, in plain...
This is a very serious career-ending accusation. Get your own lawyer ASAP.
Yes, in theory; a substantial change can allow you to file for unemployment, and/or to quit the job and look for new work while collecting...
Did you sign it or not? If you were forced to sign something you can usually overturn it; get a lawyer ASAP.