If you mean that someone is suing you for money you owe, then, no. You cannot go to jail simply because you are unable to pay a debt.

Unless something else in the contract defines "agent", it can be anyone you designate to take that action on your behalf.

The answer would really turn on the type of claim made by the tenant. A claim based on the lease? Probably not. A claim based on failure of the...

How was he able to record it as far as you know.

No benefit to you from doing that. Just get another lawyer before your statute of limitation runs.

That would depend upon the nature of the claim being asserted against the landlord. Breach of lease? Premises liability? Etc.

The easiest way is to get an agreement among all heirs as to how to divide it. If an agreement can be reached, you will almost certainly need a...

I changed your practice area to Wills & Living Wills. That may get you more responses than wrongful death. As to your question, it appears the...

Depending upon how your security agreement was written, you might be able to seize assets through self-help. If not, a lawsuit, judgment, and...

You may have an easement by necessity. Read this and see if it points you in the right...