Her name is on the title. She is the sole owner. She is liable for anything she does if she drives it. The borrower on a loan is not liable for...

It can't be taken off, but it could be terminated with a document signed by the affected owners. Or it might have terminated when the parcel was...

If the subcontractor files a valid lien, it could sue the owners and force the owners to pay. It depends on the owner's contract with the general...

Your neighbors have taken prudent action to trim the tree and give you legal notice of possible problems. If you do not have an arborist assess...

If any others are named as owners on your quit-claim deed, then all of those named as owners will need to sign the mortgage documents. Use the...

Yes, you can be sued, no matter what the custody arrangement is. Talk to your homeowner or rental insurance agent about your liability coverage.

Anyone can sue anybody for anything, but whether they succeed depends on the claim, whether there was a contract, what evidence and testimony is...

A guardianship is a possibility, but takes time. Whoever holds the lien on the vehicle could repossess it before then. If someone continues...

Check with the credit reporting agencies for the process for you to file a statement in your credit history explaining the situation. You can also...

You should talk to the neighbor. But if the condominium does not prohibit it, and there is no local ordinance, then there might not be much you...