I agree; the current eviction is likely ended for now; whether it will resume will depend on the reasons it was dismissed. And I also agree, the...

No. Not at ALL likely, sorry. Someone may have one against YOU. The first mistake made here is when your sibling failed to retain a lawyer...

My colleague is spot on here. "It is pretty unlikely that any conventional lender, such as a bank, will loan against a 1/8 interest in a property,...

You should NOT be drafting deeds by YOURSELF. A "quit claim" deed? LOL. And now you are on the web? You (I assume?) ARE NOT A LAWYER. Please GET...

If you agreed to this new term in your "new" lease, then yes; if you haven'y agreed YET - and don't want to agree, don't sign and move elsewhere....

With all due respect to the officer, he is NOT a lawyer. This depends on the terms of the Lease the woman (owner) has with your "landlord." Most...

One would have to review your Lease to have a clue. Sounds like you may have a typical (statutory) "liquidated damages," or "early termination"...

Your post is a bit confusing; but the key is what you mean by "eviction papers"? If you were served with a so-called "3 day notice" you have 3...

What does the lawyer you retained to oversee the construction say? If you didn't retain one pre-contract, ESPECIALLY if it was the BUILDERS form ...

The minute I see that a Landlord has created an "LLC" to run the residential rental business, I KNOW that he or she did NOT consult a LAWYER (would...