This the real estate law forum; there is no "real estate" law or regulation that controls this - but you might get better responses on the "family...

Sorry, but we cant give advice regarding on going litigation without reviewing the pleading file. Your bets bet would be to do what you apparently...

This appears to be a duplicate question? See my prior response. In any event, one would need to review the "construction addendum" as well as the...

This would require research into the local building codes, which is beyond the scope of this basic Q and A forum. All we can do is guess. My guess...

Not enough facts to answer, and the facts that are there are a bit confusing. Your best bet would be to consult a good local real estate litigator....

Your best here is to persuade them to leave - voluntarily - for THEIR sake even more than yours. if you have to file in court, they will each have...

Sit back and wait. There is really nothing to do until your possessory interest is foreclose. Hope this helps. WHATEVER you do, make sure you pay...

I agree with my colleagues; it will be difficult to find a pro bono lawyer to handles this for you; but if you have little or no income, and no...

I'm not sure of your situation, but generally, this would depend on whether the hime is "permanently affixed" to the land, or easily movable, like...

Check The Florida Bar web site for tenants lawyers in your area. We are not permitted to take on, or to refer clients on this basic Q and A part of...