Of course; anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The real. questions are: 1) Can I win? and 2) How much will it cost me. here, there is no way...

No way to tell for sure here on line, but it's certainly possible if he is the true owner (and the home has gone through probate). One would have...

Sorry, but no one here on line can construe a particular lease term W/O having an opportunity to review it, in it's entirety. However, speaking...

It depends. constant your appraiser and ask (get the response in writing). What's true that GENERALLY any "transfer of title" can trigger removal...

I agree with my colleagues and only write to add that is may very well illustrate the danger/risk of trying to play lawyer. First, not sure why you...

Sure - anyone can sue anyone else for any reason. Alas, the real questions are: 1) Can I win? and 2) How much will it cost me? here, there is no...

As I have said before here on AVVO, the idea of a "renewal" is a bit of a misconception. in general, the landlord (or cant ) offer to enter into a...

If the police will not remove them, you may have to go to Court. I have to say, if you have the title and registration, it's difficult to believe...

No, sorry, you can't (unless, of course, the person committing the violence is your Landlord). Best bet is to get safe first - ASAP (via a...

Absolutely do not "backdate" anything. We lawyers have a different word for "backdating." We call it "an "totally bogus and unenforceable...