I don't want to kick my parents out of the house but I want to sell my part. Can I sell it to the bank?

To be frank, you could sell your portion to anyone who would be willing to buy your 1/3 interest. However, the more practical approach and solution...

In Florida can one person be on mortgage and both names be on deed?

Lots of options and potential issues here. Of course, it starts with a thorough reading of the mortgage. Without knowing more it is hard to...

What can I do???

That's a big bill! you should consult with an attorney! Companies make errors all the time and if the situation does not sit right with you,...

Good question. (1) Who did you talk to? An average clerk or the manager? Read through your purchase contract to see if it says anything about the...

Is there a statute of limitation in Florida to contest a warranty deed

Generally speaking, yes. See Florida Statute 95.231 (Copied in full below). However, statute of limitations questions are tricky because in some...

If I was contracted to perform work on a boat and never paid for the work nor parts completed or work performed

How do you know they co-own the boat? The safe answer would be to sue both, probably--if you do indeed know for a fact that they both own the boat....

Can I get the 20,000 my sister promised me from my dad's inheritance?

Possibly. In Florida (except for a few specific exceptions and scenarios) you can sue a party based upon an oral contract. However, proving this is...

Can a printed non notorized document be enforced if a full legal signature is not on it like a nick name

The fact that it was your nickname is not the way you want to go about disputing this (not a strong argument). Duress is possible but hard to...

Can I get sued for starting my own company and taking some accounts with me

Yeah, I agree, it is possible you could be liable to a tortious interference with a business relationship claim, however, such a claim requires...

Can I be held to a contract with no time frame? Is it legal?

Possibly. However, the COMPLETE contract needs to be reviewed by an attorney. Contract rule 101 is that typically contracts are to be interpreted...