Thank goodness it doesn't sound like you were hurt. But without damages, you have no claim - other than a replacement shake, assuming they do not...

1. Alert the post office and try to forward his mail if you know where he is now. 2. Write "addressee unknown - return to sender" on the mail and...

From my NY perspective, taking your aunt's property subject to liens, as you indicated, is not uncommon nor fraudulent, per se. Common concerns...

Mr. Langer is correct. If they paid the former landlord, you are obligated to honor that agreement. You should have been compensated the prorated...

From my NY perspective, you do not need a reason not to renew a residential lease as long as it's not for a discriminatory reason. So usually,...

Mr. Gaffney's advice is point-on. Your HOA should have an attorney on retainer; if you don't, you should find one ASAP. This is not a DIY job.

I agree with Attorney Starkk: we need more information, specifically about your damages. Arguably, if your business is open to the public, taking...

Without seeing any agreement(s) she signed, none of us can say for sure. Yes, it's possible she sold the house and took back a $145,000 note that...

From my NY perspective, nearly a year later, absent a written warranty, there is no recourse against the seller or the inspector.

Attorney Gurevich is correct. Dodging or disputing service doesn't accomplish anything other than let the court know you don't value its time. ...