None of us can speculate without seeing the agreement signed by your son (an adult at 19). He should bring the documentation to a local attorney...

Assuming you're the same person who posted the question below, it sounds like there may be several concerns with your deed, and you should speak to...

I'm not sure I follow the question, but from my NY perspective, an attorney's lien is usually against her non-paying client's property, papers and...

Assuming you're an adult and your mother is not otherwise legally obligated to support you, she can evict you.

File a claim with your homeowner's insurance company and let them deal with the roofer.

Attorneys Robinson & Scott have both offered great answers, but I would want more information because your question is not as clear to me as it was...

I'm not licensed in your state, so I will not answer your legal question other than to say that the HOA rules are the "law of the land" for you. ...

Mr. Pong is right. Unfortunately, the general rule is "no harm, no foul."

Attorney Zolotova is correct, but your question raises other questions in my mind based on similar experiences. Did you have a lawyer in that 2003...

From my NY perspective, to satisfy the statute of frauds, a contract for the sale of real estate must be in writing to be enforceable. Therefore,...