Well, you have the whip hand. The PA Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act says that any contractor who fails to meet several very specific...

You have just described a classic Uniform Commercial Code problem going back to the days of industrial shipping. Summing up, it comes down to the...

This is a mess. My sympathies. If I understand the facts correctly, the problems here all arise from the closing agent's failure to perform. I...

What a roller coaster you've been on. I hope this can help you settle everything down. First, the right to sublet can be removed in any given...

No, an owner cannot be evicted. Your soon to be ex can bring an action for partition to force a sale of the property, but that's pretty much the...

You probably signed something with permission to charge the fee, even if it was under a prior contract. If you didn't, I would say the mechanic has...

A signed AOB exists for this exact reason: to provide the contractor with standing to deal directly with the insurance company. But in practice...

First things first: you need to hire an able corporate attorney to review this after seeing all the documents, and discussing things with you to...

Attorney Buzzendore is 100% correct. I am only writing to explain the same thing in other words. Your question says, "the house is in his and...

I believe this comes down to "reasonable under the circumstances," which is as vague as it sounds. Your leverage lies in the ability to withhold...