How can a deed be transfered into some else's name,if it is a family home-based on the set up of the deed?

Call a real property attorney. You need to consider what interest is held by your mother. That is -- was she a joint tenant with rights of...

Can I sue for property damage to home that I no longer live in however my name is on the loan and insurance ?

Provided you are still on title, you have standing to sue for damages. There may be one or more policies of insurance (the driver's, your...

Can a minor sign papers that their parent was served?

No, a minor cannot accept service. You may have grounds to have the judgment vacated, but it will require a lawyer's help to file the appropriate...

Can a city government condone trespass on private property?

Very interesting issue. Before you can challenge the City's basis for denying your application, it would be wise to get an accurate picture of the...

Chapter 13 Adversary Complaint Pretrial without Defendant Answering Complaint pass the 20 day deadline in Maryland. Default?

If the Defendant was properly served, and the time for filing an answer has passed, you must file a request for entry of default. If properly...

Can I bring charges against a person who taped a phone call without me knowing

Maryland is a two-party consent state. You must consent to the recording or it is unlawful. Call a Maryland attorney to discuss the issue of...

How can i get my royalty checks from my book publisher, they dont seem to want to give me them??

Bring your contract to an attorney, who will discuss your options with you. In all likelihood, a demand letter and/or a lawsuit in the Circuit...

Does the will over ride the deed of the house

The answer to your question depends entirely on the language of the deed. Specifically, it depends on the tenancy the deed creates. For instance,...

What type of legal assistance do I need?

The interest rate you describe would run afoul of Maryland's usery laws. You may have civil remedies against the lender/seller. Consult an attorney...

The admissibility of evidence is rarely a "yes" or "no" question -- the answer depends entirely on the circumstances around the nature of the item,...