You most certainly can sue for unjust enrichment (quantum meruit or quasi contract) and likely fraud. Whether there was a contract is another story...

It sounds like you have been scammed. Unfortunately, with a man like this, even if you manage to sue him, any judgment will very likely be...

This could be a cognizable breach of contract case as against the installation contractor. This could also be covered under your insurance as well,...

You need to speak to a real estate/construction attorney about these issues. Much of your damage is likely "consequential " which could be...

I strongly suggest you speak with a real property attorney and, as Mr. Gallo stated above, contact the DA's office as this is most certainly a...

I think the bigger issue here is the impact of this kind of decision, you can easily obtain a quitclaim deed form. You should strongly consider the...

Arbitration is not a scam. The articles you read about were likely referencing larger companies that routinely go to arbitration thereby...

You will likely want to work out any dispute with the contractor if possible because the job is almost finished, bringing on a follow-on contractor...

You may have a claim for breach of contract, but at the end of the day, your damages do not sound substantial. At most, you should retain an...

You should speak with a real property lawyer and see whether you have what is known as an "easement" or "constructive easement." Even if there is...