You may initiate a complaint for unlicensed work with the Maryland Home Improvement Commission, and you may sue the contractor in court. Because he...

Adverse Possession has many requirements, and your facts do not meet them. But you should sit with a lawyer as your reference to an "Owner" is...

To obtain the judgment somebody had to represent that you had been properly served. The evidence of such claimed service is in the archived file...

If your grant deed or the deed of trust trust was not properly recorded in land land records could i then revoke the deed of t ?

You are partly correct, in that "delivery" is an essential requisite to an enforceable land instrument. However, you confuse this term with...

Can I subdivide and sell a piece of property that has a mortgage on it?

There are several good transactional and land use attorneys in the Deale, MD area. Would you like a referral? You can sell the lot "as is," or you...

How do I find an attorney to sue a business and the land holder for liability in an accident that has left permanently disabled?

You cannot force them to make claim on their insurance, you simply sue the company. It is their obligation to make the insurance claim if they seek...

What type of lawyer do I need to transfer a mortgage from my name to another person's name?

You may certainly transfer the deed wholly to her, but you will remain on the mortgage unless the deed of trust and the debt is secures are...

I am on the lease with my sister/roommate, she gave me a 30 day notice that was not notarized? Is this legal?

It's just a letter. If you are on the lease with the landlord, your roommate can't boot you. Only the landlord can evict you. If you have paid 100%...

Can I sue a company I did contract work for and who hasn’t paid me?

You have been stiffed! Depending on the amount of your claim, you can sue in small claims (up to $5K), the District Court of MD (up to $30K, but no...

I purchased a home in Baltimore "as-is" but the seller failed, actually concealed a leak. Do I have recourse?

If you used a standard MAR contract, there is a separate disclosure of things for which the Seller has actual knowledge. The as-is disclaimer...