A new owner bought our apartment building and has stated that certain tenant rights are now null and void, can they do that?

Generally speaking, when someone buys a building, they generally take it subject to existing leases. That should mean that the new buyer is bound...

Who can help with my default.

I am going to move your question to the Real Estate practice area as you may get more responses there.

Do all employers in the state of Texas have the right to require me to answer if I have ever been convicted of a felony?

As I understand the matter, I believe you are correct about the general 7-year or 10-year limits (there seem to be some other exceptions as well). ...

I owned property in Terre Haute, IN, but found out that it was sold at auction.

There are some facts missing. What was the property sold for? For example, was it a defaulted mortgage or delinquent property taxes, or some...

I purchased a mobile home in2007. Trying to sell it. the person I purchased from is jail for fraud. The title is still in orgina

You could most likely bring an action to quiet title (try title) in yourself. If the fraud this person was convicted of involves the mobile home,...

I was ordered to pay attorneys fees and cost. I have been paying my ex-husbands former attorney monthly for a year.

I am going to move your question to the Divorce/Separation practice area as you are more likely to get responses there.

IF Defendent resides in AZ, has civil case in AZ, can defendent site a Case from another state in Oppostion Summary judgement?

You can certainly cite to it, but since it isn't from Arizona it isn't binding precedent on an Arizona court so the court is under no obligation to...

My mom died in March and didn't assign an executor of estate. My father is still alive but he wants me to handle everything

Since there was no will, and thus nobody appointed executor by your late mother, you will need to start probate proceedings for your mother's...

Need help with a title....

Since the dealer was in MO, have you checked with the MO DMV to see if it was titled there?

You could sue, but you would probably lose unless you can find evidence of something more than the mere fact that a witnesses' testimony conflicted...