Many real estate lawyers also have experience with wills, trusts and estates. It's not clear what kind of federal restitution you're talking about,...

An accountant is often best suited to answer tax questions. Make sure to review not only the deeds but also the mortgage and note. You did not...

Be careful not to violate the terms of your mortgage by changing the ownership of your property. Also, your children may not want to remain liable...

It depends on how the interests in the house were held and how the property was inherited. If your father and mother were still married at the time...

You may be able to sue in small claims court. The amount of money is likely not large enough to justify anything else.

I am moving this question to labor and employment. Someone should be able to help you.

If your grandmother's property is located in NYC, you can likely find some of the recorded mortgage documents online at ACRIS. More and more...

You can't sue the village. To sell, you would have to find a buyer willing to take the property subject to the violation.

If you bought the house "as is" and released seller from all claims, it is unlikely that you have a case regardless of what the seller knew.

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Both tenants in common have the obligation to contribute to the property's expenses, and that right can be enforced in court. A court can also...