Unless you are violating a city ordinance, or creating a nuisance with loud music or sitting in front of a fire hydrant, I cannot see how anyone...

How can I proceed against that person legally?

Under the PA civil rules there is a process whereby you can bring in a third party defendant (your husband's "friend" who you will seek to prove is...

You are safe in getting it to them tomorrow and not today because by my count of days you are not postdating at all...tomorrow the 23 is actually...

Can I nullify the contract? I'd like to look for another buyer.

I agree with Ms. Schwartz, noting however that you should wait the full 6 years before pulling the plug if you wish to to rely on the general...

How do I go about having the seller, the real-estate office represent her or the warranty company cover at least part of the cos

This sounds like blatantly fudulent nondisclosure of a hidden material defect as I have briefed both under OHIO and PA Laws but I bet you will not...

1. Was the $500 charge from the property attorney justified? 2. How can I find out if my attorney received a certified letter?

After sorting thru the various roles and lawyers, it seems that even tho the guy who was supposed to charge you did not whereas the one or 2 who...

What can I do to win my case? Can he not pay me? Is the contract voided?

Bring this contract to a lawyer close to you for examination. You have rights to be paid what is owed to you at least up to the minimum wage under...

Can the sheriffs sale be stayed this close to the sale date to allow me time to get the funds

There is no post foreclosure redemption right in PA as there is in other states so at this late point in the game, there is just one way that I...

Just signed papers on used car in Devon, Pa. End of day at closing time at a Mercedes-Benz dealer. 11/28/15.

Without even referencing the lemon law or other laws regarding auto sales in PA, this is actionable common law fraud of a material nature. It is...

Is there any basis these young "adults" can claim a right to breaking and entering and theft of our property?

No, this is burglary plain and simple. It was also trespass onto your real property.. They are both criminally and civilly liable for these acts....