Yes you can be evicted but the landlord has to properly serve you and give you proper notice. Any procedural error is grounds for dismissing an...

If you signed an agreement for a one year term you have to pay for the entire year unless the agreement specifies that you can cancel it. It is...

The real estate agent has the listing on the property and has an enforceable contract with the seller. You can hire your own broker if you so chose...

The principal and agent do not have to be present together to execute the power. The principal can sign in the presence of two witnesses and a...

The amount owed is too high to sue in small claims court so your best course of action would be to hire an attorney to bring suit against her. If...

I assume that your mother was the owner of the coop. If she passed and had a Last Will and Testament then you need to probate the Will and get an...

If you used a process server all that is needed is that the process server file his/her affidavit of service with the court. If the affidavit of...

There is such a thing as a partial release but not in the way you describe it. A partial release would release a portion of the property from the...

The short answer is yes. Anyone can bring suit against anyone else for any reason at any time in the US. The real question is was the party damaged...

Chances are that the contract has a clause in it that says you purchased the house as is, that you had a chance to inspect the home and knew the...

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