Do I have to hire a lawyer in Alabama ?

Depends. Assuming you were in NJ when you transferred the money and assuming that company's advertisements reached you here and assuming no...

Can a landlord lie his tenant and tell them they sold their home if they in fact did not in order to avoid renewal of the lease?

It's possible the property was not sold. It's also possible the property was sold but the county just hasn't recorded the deed yet. The general...

Is it legal for the town assessor to send an inspector to inspect the inside of your home?

Yes. The assessor's job is to assign an accurate value to your home. Improvements often change a property's value. The assessor needs to know...

Who can help me ?

In addition to the excellent advice provided by Ms. Schulz, I write separately only to enquire as to the cause of the plumbing trouble. Are you...

Do I have a religious discrimination case against townhouse association?

The only way to answer your question is to have an attorney read through the association's governing documents (master deed, by-laws, etc.) and...

Can my landlord profit off of renting out my house's parking lot?

If your lease includes the parking spots, then your landlord can not let them out to someone else. Unfortunately, the only way to answer this...

Is there any such emergency vacate do to harm to my home burn marks in more then one room

The general rule is that if buyers do not want tenants, then sellers are responsible for delivering the property clear of all residents. Sounds...

Bought a house from the auction . The home owner file for bankruptcy .What are my options ?

If you bought the property at auction, then I'm assuming there has already been a foreclosure. In which case, and assuming the redemption period...

Sister died in NJ and owned 20% of a NV LLC w/ a shareholder agreement. Does Husband still get it if they are legally separated?

The disposition of your sister's LLC membership interests is governed by the LLC's operating agreement and NV's laws affecting limited liability...

Sounds like a classic case of "buyer's remorse." The general rule is buyers can not cancel contracts simply because they find better deals...