Adverse possession is probably not the best way to acquire the property. You might want to check with the county to see if the property will be...

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Partitions are equitable actions, and usually the presumption is an equal division. However, you could also ask that for an accounting, essentially...

To file a lien you need to file a Praecipe for Certificate of Judgment. Basically, its a request to turn your judgment into a lien. If you obtained...

In addition to the answer above, you could send a letter to the court indicating that your son does not live at that address and return the summons...

The short answer is maybe. Generally, courts do not allow you to re-litigate issues that have already been decided - this legal doctrine is called...

You can sue anyone, the question is are you likely to succeed. The answer is probably not. First, you couldn’t sue Canada here; a U.S. court would...

It’s not clear if this settlement was reached before or after judgment. If the creditor got a judgment and worked out a payment plan with you, you...

He could ultimately, but it would take a lot of work. Assuming the two of you had no agreement with one another and he is not on the title, he...

Filing charge?

Sounds like the people who answer questions here would need a few more details to point you in the right direction. This could be fraud, this could...

This sounds a little complicated. It also sounds like the collector may be overstepping what it is legal for them to do. Threatening you with fraud...