Yes it is possible to file pro se but certainly not advisable to do so. Many lawyers don't understand bankruptcy law, never mind regular ordinary...

If the foreclosure is because your landlord didn’t pay their taxes, commonly called a tax upset sale, which I assume is what we are talking about...

Note that this is not a lemon law question because the vehicle in question was purchased used. I also assume that the vehicle was not sold "as...

I have changed the tag on this to "divorce" so you can get responses that are more on point. You definitely need to seek advice and counsel from...

They have as much liability as anyone else who messed up your car would have. Seems pretty easy to rule out the tow truck driver and the dealer. So...

Unfortunately, this is a crimial action in PA nvolving intentional act(s) and you cannot recover directly for it. You would have to swear out a...

My sense without knowing more is that, no, you cannot be subject to a judgment for this. Under the law of contracts, the seller tendered a non...

The PA 4 year debt/contracts statute runs from the date of last payment to the date in your case of filing of suit. So the hearing date is...

Employment contracts in PA are "at will", generally. either party can terminate for any reason or no reason at all. Your duty to the employer ends...

There is no title that really fits. There should be a heading for automobile titles or something. I see titling issues pop up in PA fairly...