Not at all likely, but you can certainly ask around. tThe problem is, these kinds of cases are fact-specifc, and detail oriented, and the workload...

I am not licensed to practice in my home state of NY, so I of course defer in all respects to my good colleagues who are licensed to practice in...

Not enough facts to answer; it depends pretty much on what you mean by "tricked." If you were defrauded, it's possible. Consult a good local real...

You do what you should have done before renting - you retain a good local landlords attorney. The fact is, renting real property these days is a...

One would have to review the contract you are using to have any clue as to what the issue is here.This is one of the MANY reasons one should never...

Simply being "listed on a deed" is not determinative any anything. Someone ( professional) needs to do a check of the title in the public records...

You can certainly ask, but I would not get your expectations up, especiallyl if there is no protocol set out for it in the governing docs of the...

I agree with my colleague 100% on all counts. Renting real property these days - especially attempting to sublease - is a BUSINESS (even if you...

Impossible to know for sure here on line. Too many moving parts. As my college noted, it depends on the landlord, the Court, the clerk, and the...

This is the "real estate law" forum, I think you will get better responses if you post on another forum, although I'm not sure which one; but the...