I agree; your best bet here is to get yourself an attorney for Court. If you have little or no income, and no substantial assets you might be bale...

I agree with my colleagues; you can most certainly move out, there is no "abandonment" of your titled interest. Hope this helps. gsg

This is litigation you are contemplating. It costs lots of money to litigate, and if you lose you will have to pay your landlord's attorney fees,...

Impossible to tell what happened, but my guess is your reluctance to retain a lawyer and attempt to act as your own lawyer backfired. And the...

I agree with my colleague. As an appellate lawyer, I know that anything (and everything) that comes before the appeal and is in the record can...

I agree with my colleague; you would have to do the pay off BEFORE the check is issued, AND inform the insurer of that fact (AND hope the insurer...

I suggest that you consult with a good local real estate litigator ASAP. From the facts of you post, you appear to be trespassers. On what...

Based on the facts you have posted, it sounds like you are a TENANT. You don't "own" anything. Hope this helps. gsg

Assuming you own BOTH the mobile home AND the land it is located on, then yes, you did. These are separate obligations. If you are not sure how to...

Your mom should consult a good local real estate litigator to determine if she has any contractual or equitable interest here. Hope this helps. gsg