Not likely, but it depends on language used in the verbal agreement (and whether there are witnesses) and that in text messages, and in the making...

As I have said here on AVVO NUMEROUS times before (and will again in my upcoming treatise on Florida Landlord Tenant law and a Florida Bar Journal...

If one 'assumes' that a check they have drafted is lost, they should stop payment immediately. Then, keep an eye on their account, and see if the...

Not sure what you mean. Who EXACTLY is trying to "get rid of" your timeshare, and how so? Someone would need to review your Docs and "their"...

If your parents are not on the deed or Lease, then you would have to get your brother to agree. If you are in fact, legally responsible for their...

I agree; more facts are needed. Do you lease, or own? Are you on the deed (or the lease)? when you say "paying the bills" - do mean in an agreement...

You can lead a horse to water, but I am afraid you can't make him drink (i.e., sign something he or she doesn't want to, and doesn't HAVE to). He...

Yes, unless the state or federal government acts to limit such rent increases, or a local government passes an ordinance doing so. Numerous cities...

This will depend on the underwriter for the bank or other mortgagee to which you apply. Your own interest in the property could provide the...

No, sorry, nothing in the law to help. You MAY be able to get the new owner to give you some more time. You might want to hire a lawyer to...