Can (should) I try to take legal action against Chase home mortgage?

What legal right has Chase violated? Did they have a contractual obligation to consider a loan modification? No. Is there a statute that requires...

What did you sue Chase for? Did you sue for a declaratory judgment to have the Court adjudicate that Chase's dispute resolution in favor of the...

As co-tenant, what are my rights to the apartment in a divorce?

My colleague in IL properly differentiates between landlord-tenant law and family law. From a landlord-tenant perspective, if you signed the...

Do I need an eviction notice to kick someone out of my home if he doesnt pay rent?

First, in the absence of either a written or verbal rental agreement, this is not a landlord-tenant relationship, and you can not file for...

What can I do so that I am not held liable when my roommate moves out early. breaking our lease?

You and your roommate are jointly and severally responsible, meaning that each one of you is responsible for the entire amount due. The landlord...

First and foremost, you have the right idea--you must amend your schedules to ensure that your schedules are completely and fully accurate. How...

WHat recourse do I have against a default judgement?

My colleague's response is a bit lacking, but I am in Florida and am not licensed to practice in your state, nor do I have knowledge of the...

I have a pesonal judement against an individual.he and his wife refinaced.can i collect against title company

The first question I have for you is: did you record a certified copy of the judgment in the county in which the property is located? If not,...

How can one deal with a lien/levy on a vehicle

This sounds like a situation where the landlord has the tiger by the tail and now does not know how to let go. The landlord paid good money to...

Can a second mortgage be stripped when there is equity to cover?

I must supplement my colleague's answer. He is a bit mistaken--if there is even $1.00 worth of equity above what is owed on the 1st mortgage, then...