The answer begins with what is written in your contract. He may be bound by his mistake, or he may be permitted to demand more. Would you like...

Can my employer drastically reduce y opportunity to earn?

As a former Maryland high school soccer official I can tell you that this is a matter to bring up with your assignor. My association used a...

Must I pay a HELOC acquired by my deceased husband if the loan is solely in his name? We both are listed on the deed.

Absolutely engage a lawyer in your area to help with this. If you are both on title to the house and you did not sign the HELOC, then the bank is...

How do I find thepaperwork of a company ran by a trust?

Oops! You are mistaken. CT is simply the resident agent to receive court summonses. CT does not own or run the entity.

We have buyers that have backed out of buying our house on day of settlement. What is our recourse? We live in Maryland.

You might have rights to immediately claim the earnest money deposit. And if you used the standard MAR forms, you may have mandatory mediation...

My brother died 11 months ago. I found out that he had put my name on the deed. I contacted the bank to take the house.

While your name may have been added to the deed, there is still a concept in Maryland that requires you to knowingly accept "delivery" of the deed....

I gave a contractor 1/2 of my deposit, but I found that he is not licensed. Can I get my money back? Can I sue him?

It is very possible. And you might also initiate a complaint that results in regulatory charges against him by the State of Maryland.

Can I sue bank because they didn't pay insurance & it lapsed, now insurance won't pay claim?

The short answer is "yes," but only a more detailed look at your specific facts and circumstances by counsel of your choice will determine if there...

"General c0nsensus" and the off-the-cuff opinion of several attornies is no guarantee of an outcome, and it would be foolish to rely on this as...

Do I need a civil lawyer or real estate attorney

One or the other of them can file an action for "partition" in the circuit court where the property is located. If they don't agree, the court will...