You should retain a good local real estate litigator with experience in easement disputes, it's as simple as that; someone needs to review the...

Yes, it's possible, if the amount in controversy is less than $8,000. Alas, I would NEVER advise it for any number of reasons, even if you have...

If the property is owned by a partnership, the individual partners need not be named; and what do you mean your name was "removed?" (be specific)....

Far too fact intensive a matter for on line analysis. Take your lease and facts to a good local tenets lawyer for a proper review. Hope this helps....

Sure, you can always ask; but my guess is they will not let you do it. But it really depends on the terms of your lease. If the 50 pages is too...

It's MUCH better (and much safer) to do it with a lawyer. It will not cost that much, and this way you can know it was done right (and have...

First of all, NO ONE can definitively opine on the terms of an easement he or she hasn't properly reviewed (along with the records of title); the...

I agree with my colleague. IMHO, unless the agent was RETAINED by the seller (i.e., via contract) he/she has no duty to disclose anything. Beyond...

Sorry but we cannot solicit clients on this volunteer Q and A part of AVVO. Try your state bar's website, or the local bar site. Hope this helps. gsg

You certainly do. Unfortunately, we cannot solicit clients on this volunteer Q and A section of AVVO. Check the state bar website (or local bar...