My tenants are on a month-to-month lease in VA. One has an arrest warrant. How can I most expeditiously evict that tenant?

Mr. Rafter is correct. On a month-to-month you only need to give one month's notice - that is, at least a full rental period. This is July 14;...

WHen your uncle dies leaves no will who inherit the estate?

Most or all of them. From your question it appears that he was unmarried (or his wife had died before him) and he had no children, and some of his...

Can I be forced to sign a new lease while my current one is not up?

I assume your lease was with father; on his death his two children, inherited it. Based on the facts you've provided, your lease continues until...

Placed an offer on a house but then the seller passed away...now what?

From your facts the owner never accepted your offer and therefore no contract was signed. Therefore at the moment you have nothing. That condo...

My first thought is you need to change real estate firms. My second is that the broker may have liability to your sellers (your sales license is...

Subject to a review of the actual documents, short answer is Yes, you can. However there are a lot of moving parts to your question and I strongly...

Me and husband are filling BK 7. We want to keep our home but do we have to sign reaff. agreement? Can they foreclose ?

While I no longer practice bankruptcy law (but my wife does) I agree with Ms. Upton's comments under the current state of the law. I also...

Property was inherited. Half of siblings wants to sell, other half don't.

Mr. Paulin is correct - the half that want to sell can go to court and force the issue. As he said, it's called a Partition Suit. It's a complex...

Am I responsible for a house that my decease grandmother left when she died in Queens NYC?

There are a lot more moving parts to your question, and it involves New York law not Virginia law. AVVO is designed and good for simple, general...

How does my brother's children get part of the wheel that was left to me in my other sister my brother is dead now

Yes - just as your children would share your portion of your mother's estate. While the answer depends on the exact language in the will, I presume...