Given the facts as stated here, you may very well have a claim for unjust enrichment as generally the claim is based upon the fact that something...

Can the HOA get sued for approving one owner fence plans when they were aware the adjoining owner wanted a diff style fence?

In addition to the valuable comments above by Mr. O'Daniel, I would suggest that a successful suit against the HOA would more likely be based upon...

Can a surgical facility keep a deposit if the surgeon you selected is leaving the facility?

I concur with my colleagues above and suggest that you speak with an attorney regarding this issue. There are legal theories, including unilateral...

I would suggest that you consult with an attorney regarding the particular facts of this matter so they can review the foreclosure case and the...

I have an ongoing membership with a gym and was supposed to be charged 29.99/month. They raised it $10, can I fight that?

It will depend on the terms and conditions of the agreement when you signed up. Most will contain some sort of limitation on how long they have...

Girlfriend and i broke up she refuses to give me my dogs

You may bring a claim for replevin (return of property) through the small claims court. Be prepared to present all the evidence you have that they...

How can I get my dog back from my ex?

You may bring a claim for replevin (return of property) through the small claims court. The facts you describe are complicated, but be prepared to...

How to get a car title in Mo.? im not real smart about these things, should/can i hire a lawyer to do this ? if so how much $

You should contact the department of motor vehicles and ask what their procedures are in the case of a lost title and how to establish a new one in...

Can selling of deceased house or getting a loan to buy out my husband which is being drug out can she be forced to sell the hous

You should consult with an experienced probate attorney in your state to discuss your specific concerns.

A will , assets, mortgage?

All the attorneys answering above have provided valuable information. Even if your mother does not have a will, the state will not take her...