Adding to attorney Rabin's great answer (about not being able to take it back, if desired and about seeking advice from an attorney in person),...

I agree with attorney Ertle. Had you not seen (and naively dismissed) the mold on the wall, you might have been able to prove the seller...

I agree with attorney Seal but wonder why not sue the mortgage company since it was their (admitted) fault for failing to pay your insurance.

I tend to agree with attorney Cloud, who is licensed in your state (where I am not) but the question intrigued me so I did some amateur googling...

The only gift you would be entitled back would be an engagement ring or something else given "in contemplation of marriage." The rest of the gifts...

If I understand the question, you need help from the title loan company. Even if they are time-barred under the statute of limitations (and I am...

I'm not licensed in VA, but it appears that you need to make an affirmative step in order to transfer ownership. Presumably, if you do nothing,...

I agree with Mr. Rafter but want to warn you that you should probably not accept the rent just because they paid it.

There's no such thing as a lis pendens lawsuit. An LP is filed with a lawsuit and puts the world on notice that the particular property is the...

Based on what I think you're saying you are not responsible for the acts of x-tenant, a criminal actor. Let the neighbor call his insurance company...