What can you do if your bank buys your house without your knowledge and signature

Your friend should speak with an attorney. A consultation would really help him or her understand and exercise his rights under the law, and many...

Is there anyway to remove someone from a deed/title/mortgage when your student loan debt counters your income for refinance?

You really should consider consulting with an attorney about your situation. Your post lacks enough detail to really address your concerns.

I need to know if I could get more time on ejectment order

You should have someone review the documents that were given to you by the sheriff. If it is an ejectment complaint, then you may be able to file a...

I'd like a legal opinion on whether condo association Board's decision was correct.

I agree with Scott's answer, an attorney cannot advise you on Condo/HOA matters without reviewing the governing documents of the Association. And,...

What steps need to be taken to request a hearing from the Judge?

It sounds as though you should really schedule a consult with an attorney and, possibly, your insurance agent. Litigating HOA disputes is a complex...

Will a Judgment ever go away from Credit Debt?

It sounds like you are reading from a Philadelphia Municipal Court Docket? If so, "disposed" just means that there was a disposition in the case,...

What you described does not sound like a typical "buy and bail" scheme. In a "buy and bail", homeowners misrepresent to a new lender that they are...

The HOA governing documents should provide you with a process to dispute the fine with the Board. You might want to ask the property manager.

My case is in Lackawanna county, pa The defendant was properly served the complaint by the sheriffs office.

You need to review the rules if civil procedure, especially rule 237.1. And, for the ten thousand and first time, consider consulting with an...

Can a rental company garnish wages in PA?

Yes, a landlord can garnish wages if the judgment is for a residential lease. They can garnish up to 10% of net earnings, provided it doesn't put...