Is there help 4 a 26-year old man whose wife put him on child support?

You need legal representation. Possibly the local legal aid society or bar association can help or give you referrals to lawyers.

When we bought our property, we were told there were 28 acres. The deed and survey show 28 acres.

I agree with Mr. Long. It is not clear whether you obtained a survey by a licensed surveyor and whether you bought owner's title insurance. If...

Are attorneys required to respond to emails from clients?

As long as you permit email communication there is nothing ethically wrong with communicating by email. Of course, some email communications may...

Title insurance agencies and some lawyers practicing in the real estate area will typically handle that. If you are buying, it is usually wise to...

The 2 prior answers are most likely correct. However, a given trust document may provide a procedure for determining whether to sell. Read the...

I'm purchasing a home where the lower part of the driveway is on the joining property which is owned by the same people that

Yes. The best way is to determine whether that easement or other access now exists; if not, then you should obtain, or have the seller obtain,...

The property is in my name. The house is in my partner's. We are breaking up. How will it be divided?

I agree with Mr. Pittman. You should provide to your lawyer the documents by which you claim that the house is in a name different than the name...

I purchased used equipment, paid in full, took possession of and now the seller wants me to return the equipment back to him.

Bottom line is that you need a lawyer to review the relevant documents. The circumstances you recite suggest to me that there is a missing piece. ...

The Trustee of my trust will not send me accounting statements. He was to keep fincial equal between sister and I which he wont

I agree with Mr. Frederick. Unless the trust document specifically prohibits giving you financial information or authorizes the trustee to...

Can my ex husband claim myself and MY child on his taxes legally? What happens if he has already and then i do?

I agree that you can consult IRS or a competent tax return preparer. Whoever you consult will need more accurate information than your question...