What is my recourse if my landlord will give me only a verbal lease via internet; without any signatures?

I will try to answer your questions in the order presented, 1) generally-speaking emails CAN be valid to establish agreements so long as both...

I agree wholeheartedly with Attorney Deason. A joint tenancy is created with the four unities which would be destroyed with a QC of one tenant to...

You need to review the easement within your deed to see what it allows, but honestly - for them to have not been willing to show you any ID or work...

Where to find steps and procedures to complete formal probate pro se?

Hopefully, the Florida Bar is able to assist you in recouping monies already wasted. Florida Statute requires the use of an attorney in all matters...

Mother was talked into changing her will by grandchildren. She now wants to change it back to my name with a new attorney. How?

I agree with the other responses you have received, however, if she is happy with her "old" attorney, and they already have a relationship, she may...

Followup question to my post

Technically, the answer is "yes" - your son COULD sign for you in the presence of witnesses and at your direction. However, I would caution against...

Can my ex take my home that Ive been living in and paying for on my own since 1998. I was supposed to refinance but did'nt.

If the divorce decree awards you the home contingent upon you refinancing within a given period and you haven't done so, then you don't get the...

Probate Estate of 1/3 each, if 1/3 want more time before deciding to probate, can the 2/3 proceed without Mr 1/3?

Technically, the estate is not "divvied-up" between the heirs until the probate court has made sure that all the primary classes of payees are...

How can I file a Quit Claim Deed for North Carolina while living in Florida?

Real estate law in the Carolinas differs greatly from Florida. You need to consult with an attorney in North Carolina to address this issue.

Will I lose my family home after divorce? Mortgage is in my name and the deed has her name on it.

Talk to your family law attorney and have it made part of the settlement. Judges are not completely insensitive to issues such as yours where you...