Far to complicated a matter for on-line analysts. if I had to GUESS (just a guess), I would say it's possible, but not at all likely (if the goal...

I agree with my colleague; try your local legal aid. Hope this helps. gsg

The judge? This went to COURT, and you did not retain a lawyer? NOW would be the time. gsg

Well, it may not be your neighbor so much, but the terms of your contract, and your buyer (and the buyer's title insurance company), and, if the...

I agree with my colleagues - this requires the real estate lawyer you should have retained when you purchased the property - except now you will...

You'll need a professional determination of tile (from a title company, or better yet, a good local real estate lawyer). You don't need to "find a...

Not generally, but the applicable statute does require appears to demand at the very least a GENERAL reference to the claim. See section...

Retain a good local real estate lawyer (with litigation experience). That is very likely the reason it has dragged on so long (no lawyer). The...

If this property is located in Alabama, you will get better responses if you post on the ALABAMA real property forum. In a "partition," it doesn't...

I agree with my colleague. One problem here is that you are relying on the landlord's agent and plumber to determine causation - and their...