Filed a default after an answer?

A Clerk's Default is not the same, nor as binding, as a Judgment of Default by the court. "Default entered against" means the default was entered...

How can I fire a real estate agent that is acting as our property management?

Hopefully, you have a written agreement with this agent. If so, then you should know what its terms are regarding terminating it. Otherwise, if...

If, as you say, he was a temporary guest and not a tenant, you may be able to call the police and have him removed as a trespasser. Certainly, the...

What are the Attorney fees for receiving a recovery check and disbursing it to the client

Fees are set individually be each lawyer. Obviously, it would not take much time to do what you require, but there are other costs (bank fees,...

How do I stop a vexatious litigator who also happens to be a relative from suing me for the second time?

You make insinuations about judges that are inappropriate, as well as comments about your relative that are irrelevant (his assets and who pays his...

Can I sue a friend/ business partner who never compensated me for renovating his buildings and sold and discarded everything I o

Of course you can sue them. Nevertheless, the very first thing that anyone who is the victim of theft should do is call the police! Have them...

Destruction of evidence after sending a demand letter stating what we know about a company and why they should settle ?

There is obviously nothing physically preventing them from destroying documents and, if they did, you would have to prove that they existed to...

Yes, a landlord can evict a tenant for breaking the rental agreement, and it is irrelevant who the tenants are. There is no special law permitting...

Claiming legal fees is something every attorney knows how to do, so it is odd that you are asking for them. On the other hand, as a colleague here...

How do I go about evicting someone from my home?

We cannot instruct you on how to file a lawsuit from start to finish. Hire an attorney to help you with this. (Since not Foreclosure, am changing...