Contracts can be verbal or "implied' by the conduct of the parties. Here, you clearly had an agreement which was not very well documented, and...

There is no time limit on how long she has to inform you, other than the "statute of limitations" that limits the amount of time to bring claims,...

If you are referring to the initial Complaint filed in the case, generally speaking, no. The party (e.g., Plaintiff) verifies the accuracy of the...

You can sue; to win you would have to prove that seller breached a contract. You do not necessarily need a signed contract, the texts may be...

It is legal to tell someone that they cannot access a property they do not own or have any possessory interest in (for example, a tenancy). It is...

It depends on the language of your contract addressing your right to reschedule the appointment without penalty. I cannot tell from the language...

Wrongful death cases are brought by surviving family members. That is the only viable claim. No matter what path you take, it would be a...

If you need to stay where you are because you no longer have anywhere to move, you may be able to negotiate a settlement with the buyers, who would...

A lawsuit would need to be filed seeking a "declaration" that you are entitled to the escrow funds. Whether you would be awarded them would...

If she was the named insured on the policy she would be the only one entitled to the insurance proceeds. If she claimed ownership of items that...