Is distraint legal for unpaid taxes?

The property owner is responsible for this tax. Items at the property belonging to you (as tenant) should not be subject to distraint as they do...

What recourse is there for collecting from someone who has fled the state? Can info. be obtained from a prosecutor's office?

The state prosecutor may be willing to share information with you regarding this person's location, if the investigation is closed. You could hire...

My husband and I sold our house to my dad, he is refusing to let us come get what we have left there. What can we do ?

You could file a lawsuit for conversion (unlawful possession and control over another's property) for the value of the items, or "replevin" to...

This may come down to an interpretation of whether the date of signing constitutes the first day of "employment". If you have not started your...

The township is responsible for enforcing violations of local ordinances, including those pertaining to illegal parking on public roads. If the...

How can I retract my signature on a Will obtained by deception? Who do I report this 18 PA Cons Stat § 4114 violation to?

You can file a private criminal complaint with the police department where you believe a crime has occurred. However, candidly, from these facts I...

Is it possible? Yes. If you settle with the property management company it will probably ask for at least the owner to be released as well,...

Tenancy by the Entirety Protection - Pennsylvania

Yes, tenancy by the entirety protection should apply to all of these jointly-held assets.

How can I prove realtor lied under oath claiming she told us buyers loan was denied 2x, she waited till day before closing

It is not clear whether you are saying that the realtor previously lied under oath, or that you want to get her testimony in the future, under...

My father has a injury case settlement in a PNC bank trust he's a quadriplegic. Can he take money from the interest

Presumably, this trust was set up for his use and benefit from the settlement proceeds. To pay for his care and expenses, for example. That being...