Good question. You likely have serious claims against your landlord for a breach of the warranty of inhabilitability and other tenant protections...

Good question. You may have sat on your rights to collect payment for your employment with the LLC. However, you may have deritive standing to...

Good question. I would search online to see if New Rochelle has deeds and mortgages available there (I believe they do). Otherwise, there is...

Good question. If your attorney is the owner or a managing member of the firm, then you may want to bring an attorney on to review the issue to...

Sounds like a big issue. You most likely can rescind the contract and sue for damages, presuming you can evidence the fact that they agreed to...

Good question. Read the RPAPL regarding broker's fees and the enforceability of such contracts if you are not a licensed broker. An attorney...

Good question. You likely need to sue for breach of contract on the note. You could review any sale contract whether non-payment on the note...

Good question. Simply speaking, you both own the property. If you live in the house and your ex does not contribute anything, you may or may not...

Here is my practical advice: advise the title company that you are ready to deal with this out of court and to send you a demand letter explaining...

Good question. An attorney would really need to see the terms of the refinance (which you imply you are not an obligor on) and the causes of...