You should retain a good local real estate litigator to go to court to try and set aside the fraudulent deed. This will likely require direct...

" I'm trying to figure how to go to court but unfortunately I don't have a lot money to do so...." You should retain a lawyer; if you have little...

I agree with my colleague. If you are not satisfied with the Landlord's resolution in this matter, retain a good local tenants lawyer and sue if...

Your best bet here is to persuade her to leave - VOLUNTARILY - for HER sake even more than yours. if you have to file something in court, she will...

IMHO, your options are two here: 1) retain a good local lawyer to review your least and the facts - and if appropriate sue them if they do not...

Of course; this is America! Anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The REAK questions are 1( can I win> and 2) how much will this cost me>...

I agree with my colleague; no one here on this Basic Q an A portion of AXXO can advise you, as we have not had an opportunity to review the...

What is your role in this transaction? Are you the agent, the agent's broker, the buyer or the seller? gsg

At this point, on these facts, not much I 'm afraid. For a start, you might tell your wife not to answer the door or phone. Contact the local...

If nothing requires it, it's likely not necessary. But a life tenant's failure to procure insurance - especially in Fort Lauderdale (i.e.,...