If my house is in mine and my step dads name and he threatens to sell it, can he

If the two of you cannot come to a mutual consensus, he can initiate a lawsuit and force the sale of the house.

Is it possible to act as your own attorney when fighting an HOA?

Sure you can act your own attorney, provided that you feel confident that you know how to handle it correctly.

Responding from a New York perspective, while the deed does not require the signature of the grantees, the ancillary documents needed to record the...

Title Company let a private lender charge points and it's not legal because he's not a broker

Then why on Earth did you close if you concluded in advance (whether or not it was) that such conduct wasn’t legal?

You do not legally need an attorney if you confidently know how to do this all yourself.

Property lines and encroachment?

Did your attorney advise you when you purchased the real estate that it would be prudent for you to obtain a new survey as that would have clearly...

This seems to be a task best entrusted to the local Prosecutor's Office, as from what you stated, it reeks of criminality.

Can I sue the title agent?

If all you had gotten was a Co-Op Lien Search, then rest assured, you are not covered at all for an open permit under such Search.

Your realtor should not be providing you with legal advice.

I own a home in AZ, which I purchased jointly with my boyfriend who resides in Washington state. Can he force me to sell?

Responding from a New York perspective, as he is also on the deed, if you and him cannot come to an agreement, amicably, he can judicially force...