Will filing for bankruptcy affect my sole proprietary investment property business?

These are complex bankruptcy questions, not real estate questions. You should speak to a local bankruptcy attorney.

Paul's answer is very good. I add only that fraud is exceptionally difficult to win. Perhaps your best bet would be to truthfully review them...

I agree with Paul. You may have difficulty pursuing an action against this school. Furthermore, this should not be in Virginia. There may be...

What are the steps to repossess my property

I agree with what Paul said, he gave a good and detailed response. I would add only that sometimes a good sternly written letter demanding...

Can a U.S. citizen living in Canada (my daughter) serve as successor trustee to my revocable living trust?

I typically advise people not to have an even number of trustees. Besides that, there is no real prohibition against having your Canadian...

What are some worst case scenarios for me if my former employer sues me for breach of contract?

The facts you provided are pretty vague, however, if there is an attorney fee shifting clause in the contract, that would significantly impact the...

How do I find an attorney to work with me on either a limited basis in helping to file a suit, contingency or pro bono?

You can find lawyers through the Avvo lawyer search or the Virginia Lawyer Referral Service.

Can I do anything about this school false advertisement

If anyone made such a guarantee to you in writing, they're insane. If they made one to you in writing, take it to a lawyer and have him evaluate...

Is signing a "Transfer of Deed" contract with my landlord considered a home purchase?

It is unclear precisely what he is offering you. Because of the importance of buying a house, you should have all documents reviewed by a local...

Do I still have rights to real estate property left to me and my sister by my father and mother

Yes, upon your mother's death, (assuming no will) the property moved by operation of law to you and your siblings (or to your siblings' heirs, as...