Mortgages and liens are recorded in the county records which are public, and any purchasers are deemed, by law, to know about them, whether they...

Your name being omitted from the deed will make it difficult -- she is the sole owner. There might be some claims you could make in court, but...

You could talk to the local building and zoning people, but there might be nothing they can do. The alternative would be to file a nuisance...

If your downspout water causes damage to her property, she could sue you. Whether she could win, depends on the natural drainage of the your lot...

When there are joint owners, if they can't all agree on what to do with the property, the one who wants to sell can file a "partition action" in...

There are many factors that affect what happens during a divorce - whether or not the spouses can work together, finances, children, etc. Use the...

Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to contact your ex and demand the return of your property, or to file a lawsuit to either...

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If there are threats or violence, call the police and file for a civil protection order. Otherwise, use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local...

If you are 18 or more, and you are the sole owner, then talk to your bank about the account to confirm its ownership and who has access. Better...

If you withhold rent, the landlord could file an eviction. An eviction filing is a permanent public record that can make it difficult to rent from...