Should I have legal representation in court for a warrant in debt filed against my former tenants.

Mr. Rafter is correct: an experienced lawyer knows how to present the case the best for the court to compensate you for your losses.

May I add my son to my the deed of my house, and then remove him?

There are so many ramifications to your inquiry that none of us can cover on AVVO. One of them is that you are perpetrating a fraud on a...

Tenant has not paid 3 months, we have a court date for repossession. But tenant is now in hospital. Should we mention this.

You face a bad choice: full disclosure with the court and possible delay, or lose money you can't afford. Besides, unless it's a long term...

If I settle with a junk debt buyer, how do I know that someone else won't sue for the same claim?

There's enough money in this problem for you to hire a lawyer to represent you - there's a very good one in your area who is also here on AVVO, so...

Is it possible to change the tender date?

Most of commercial leases are contract driven and only a modest part of "landlord tenant law" applies. If the signage and POS system were...

How long before an estate is settled and who will get what

Mr. Farr is correct: one year is typical with most estates, however there are situations that require more time because of complexities. I've had...

I had a contract with a person and they never paid me, can l sue them if im not a business?

Yes, you can. It sounds like this would qualify for "Small Claims Court" which is part of the General District Court. No lawyers are allowed...

I have a very large judgement in one city in va. If I purchase a house in another city in va. will they make me pay the judgemen

A judgment from one Virginia court is enforceable anywhere in Virginia. If the creditor finds out you purchased a house, they can 'docket' the...

Mr. Krumbein is spot on in his answer. What happens is this: a warrant in debt is filed and sent out for service. Virginia allows "Posted"...

Will I receive a refund from my homeowners premium if it is paid a year in advance (escrowed in my mortgage) from a deed in lieu

1) Call the agent for the company and cancel the insurance and request a refund. 2) Property taxes are generally non-refundable unless there was...