First, you need to be sure there is an actual encroachment. Having a surveyor confirm the lot lines would be the best place to start. If there is...

Anyone can sue for anything. You do not appear to be liable to this person who voluntarily drank her own alcohol and suffered the consequences. ...

If you own the property, and this person has no lease, they have no right to live there without your permission. You can call the police and have...

Under real estate law, once a deed is voluntarily given, it can not be revoked unless fraud was involved. However, a divorce court probably has...

The answer depends largely on what you are willing to do when the landlord does nothing. Your only leverage is your willingness (and ability) to...

You can not get a deed "taken away." There may be a way to divide the driveway or limit your neighbor's use of it, but these must be done by...

I'm not sure what you mean by having the house "froze," but the general answer to your question is: The deed to the property, unless it was...

As far as the landlord is concerned, both your daughter and her co-tenant are each responsible for 100% of the rent (including any upcharge for a...

You can not get out of an agreement because it was a bad deal or because of circumstances personal to you (unless you can prove you were...

The answer depends upon several circumstances. First, look at your lease and your purchase agreement. Unless those make the "tie down" the Park's...