These are complicated cases, the complexity added because there are very few real estate litigation attorneys. (I am one, though.) The issue you...

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That is a simple question with a very complicated answer. The answer is it depends. It depends on your property settlement agreement, but also on...

I think I disagree with my learned colleague on this, because I know what is going on. The property was lost to a tax sale. In my opinion, the...

What is the situation? That the UPS clerk was a jerk? Or that you were charged with something by the police? Or UPS failed to do something that you...

That is a great question, but it is impossible to answer based on what you have said. An attorney needs to see the contract that you signed. ...

With respect to my colleagues on this, I am not a fan of filing for bankruptcy protection on this. I think it likely you have been defrauded and...

That sounds like elder abuse to me, but everything about what you are saying, and your experience as a borrower, goes back to the original lending...

That is a fascinating question that goes deep into real estate law territory. I do a ton of real estate related litigation and I have absolutely...

Not legal, in all likelihood, although I would (or an attorney would) need to review the actual pre-closing disclosures and the closing papers. It...