Can I take my daughter out-of-state when being served a marriage of dissolution?

This is really a "divorce" related question - and this a "real estate law" Q and A forum - you may get better responses if you post in the 'family'...

How is my personal information protected ?

Need more facts to respond - a violation of what? gsg

Can I work out a deal with my ex wife she is suppose to get some of my pension but my name is still on the deed .......I don't w

It's likely possible - if you both agree, of course. But you may need the approval of the Court that issued the Final Judgment incorporating your...

If a deed was not done properly on a home shouldnt the home go back to the original owner

I agree; your facts are a bit confusing (it was your GM's home, and YOU signed it over???). And typically the INTENT behind a given deed controls...

My neighbor is attempting to claim adverse posession on my land.

First, adverse possession generally means litigation, and generally, in litigation, there are no "guaranteed wins." And there's not much you...

Can an apartment charge me above/beyond my security deposit 3 months after I've moved out? This is in Florida.

Sounds like a fact questions as to whether they can retain your deposit (they are supposed to send notice); but even if they can't keep the deposit...

If forced to leave apartment within 7 days or evicted do I have to pay the contract fee which is 2 months rent

The complex cant "force you" to leave - only JUDGE can. And it generally requires TWO such violations, and two 7 day notices to justify...

I believe this is a duplicate question. Please see my prior response. gsg

If you sold something oral communication. Deal went sour giving back they gave us. No written comtract. Can they sue

Can they sue? Of course, of course! Anyone can sue anyone else under any circumstance! Would they win? Well, it would not be easy, but yes,...

Can I get out of my apartment lease?

Sure, but you without sufficient legal grounds to do so (or your LL's voluntary agreement), you will likely be considered be in breach, and...