It depends on how the property is titled. If you are both tenants in common, then you will have to buy out his interest.

Unless the trees are actually on your property, as opposed to city property or an easement, then you have no standing to sue.

If this was two years ago, and the State hasn't filed a motion to revoke your probation, then the odds of having your probation revoked at this...

When you rent an apartment, you sign a lease -- which is a contract. Take your lease to a lawyer who practices landlord-tenant law and have it...

The PARKING LOT belongs to the owner of the COMPLEX, not to Walmart. Reckless driving doesn't just affect Walmart.

If the contractor is suing you for $27,000, you're NOT in Small Claims Court anymore. You need to get an attorney as soon as possible.

I agree with Ms.Holcombe, with one exception. Indiana does NOT allow you to plead "no contest." For a citation, though, you may be able to...

To begin with, nothing in the Health Insurance Protection and Affordability Act ("HIPAA") prohibits anything that you describe. Second, as a...

First, if your stepfather threatens to harm you, or anyone else, physically, CALL THE POLICE! Second, before you start taping anything, you...

Your daughter is right. If you want them out of the house, you'll have to file a Notice of Claim for Eviction in the Small Claims Court in...