What documents constitute as evidence to prove Adverse Possession?

It is not possible to cross examine an affidavit, so ultimately, the affiant(s) must be available.

What is a proposed motion?

A similar question was asked on another page, so I refer you to that answer. As the Courts generally will only schedule a telephone conference...

What is a proposed motion?

In Federal Court a party needs permission to file a motion. As such, the Judge will schedule a conference (by phone if all parties are represented...

How long after a tenant gets a first time adjournment can the next court date be? And could they be granted a second one?

That depends on so many different factors. It will likely be one to 3 weeks for the first adjournment. The second adjournment is not always...

Do you lose your time for Adverse Possession once a judgment has been entered? (Please just answer the questions)

This is not a criminal defense question, but a Real Property issue. Occupants of property have NO adverse possession rights. Despite your request...

If I inherit a co-op from single mom with 30k mortgage attached, are there tax consequences if I sell? what about probate?

Inheriting a co-op is no different than inheriting shares in any other corporation. The lease is subject to co-op board approval. There is no...

What can eventually happen to this house?

The idea that you would "like to own the house" is of no consequence whatsoever. It is your grandmother's house, it is her decision as to what...

Can a debt collection company re-sue me if i get a judgement vacated and the statue of limitations has past?

A debt collection company has no standing to sue. The creditor may sue or an attorney may sue on behalf of a creditor. The statute of limitations,...

Should I accept a one time payment of a judgment and fees, without the interest penalty?

It's impossible to tell you what you should do without knowing al of the particulars. It sounds like something I would recommend on its face.

I took out a Parent Plus loan and a Sallie Mae loan for my daughter under my name because I was told the interest rate was lower

Yes. For the cost of an index number, you can sue. Will you win? If there is an agreement for her to pay you, then you will have a prima facie...

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