I received a letter from Circuit Court about a dismissal due to failure to perfect timely service. Do i need to do anything?

Best approach would be to call your insurance rep to see if the case is closed. The plaintiff had to file the lawsuit in order to protect his/her...

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I was garnished and paid the debt in full. Now, this same law firm is trying to sue me again for the same debt.

Few Questions: 1. When you say "sue me again," do you mean they have filed another case against you? 2. Was there a release of garnishment...

I am trying to get a reverse mortage on my house. My x wife is on the deed. I just found out she has a lean on the house .

Simply having her sign a quit claim deed to release her rights to the land is probably not going to work. You should probably contact an attorney...

Flooding in garage

In my opinion, it doesn't really matter how the garage is being used. It shouldn't be flooded. Be sure to take pictures of the flooding. Send a...

How to evict a friend from my own home that has no written agreement to live here

The cops probably will just say its a civil matter and wil not do anything. You probably need to file an ejectment lawsuit against him in court.

Can a landlord not fix the A/C if you are behind on rent

The lease should address this type of situation. Alabama's landlord/tenant act does not apply to commercial leases, so the lease should be the...

My landlord gave me 60 days to move out. I've been unemployed for 6 months. Can he kick me out if I cant find a place to stay???

60 days is much longer than most people get. If you are behind on rent, the landlord only has to give you 7 days to catch up. Remember that only...

I stay in a apartment when it rain it come into one of my bedroom the foundation is crack how can I get out my lease have mildew

If the problem is bad enough that is "materially affecting health and safety" or a "material noncompliance" on behalf of the landlord, you can give...

Can my father in law take us to court over money we borrowed without a contract?

Yes, you can get sued. If this were an "arms length" transaction with a third party, I would say the creditor's case would be stronger.

How to remove residents that were never tenants?

You will end up needing to file an ejectment action lawsuit against them. In order to prevail, you will need to show that you have superior title...