Do I need to provide Certificate of Service to the court? Also, is sending an Answer to the attorney via certified mail okay?

Anytime your file a pleading or motion with the court (or any answer or response thereto) you must also include a certificate of service. Serving...

Can I contact the clerks office and request a conference with the judge and opposing counsel

Why are handling this pro se? You need an attorney. You can request a hearing on the summary judgment motion. In addition, if this is a discovery...

Can I evict my husband's ex if he deeds the house to me. Only his name is on deed. Court order states she ca n reside in house.

No, but it sounds like your husband needs to speak to his divorce attorney about pursuing a contempt action if his ex is not abiding a prior court...

What can I do to fix this?

If you sign a note you are liable. There's not much you can do about it, absent an express written agreement from your partner for indemnity.

Can I prevent the co-owner of my house from selling off personal property of mine that is located inside of the house?

You cannot prevent the garage sale, but your property cannot be sold without your consent.

Can I sue county inspector's office for negligence? if so, what is the procedure?

It's a complicated procedure. You need to speak to an attorney. You're not going to sue the inspector per se. You would assert the claim against...

You should speak to a domestic relations attorney. You may need to consider a divorce.

What can we do we're at our wits end and don't know where to turn.

It doesn't matter what the seller told you. Whether the road is private or public is a matter of record. Did you not perform a title exam or have a...

How much would it cost to write up a will and there's another person sign on the house . does that matter

Your grandfather should speak to an estate planning attorney. I don't understand what you mean by "another person sign on the house."

Can we get out of our contract and demand our deposit money back?

This cannot be answered without more facts. Generally, your contract will define a breach. Often, the plans and specs are incorporated into your...