I've moved your question to the Privacy practice area where I believe it will be seen by attorneys with experience with your issue.

The way to "get money back" from you seller would be to sue them, perhaps in small claims court if the cost to repair will be less than $6,500....

The township isn't liable unless a judge says that it is liable. To achieve this, you would have to hire an attorney and sue the township. You...

I don't see a question. If you have been sued over a real estate contract, you need to make an appointment with a local real estate attorney, who...

Assuming yours is a residential tenancy, your landlord is obliged to provide premises that are fit for residential occupancy. For leases, with a...

You and your paying co-owners need to hire an attorney to help you sort this matter out. The level of difficulty will depend on the amount of...

You have a claim, but your claim will need to be asserted in Florida where the property and your ex-fiancée are located. You need to ask your...

From your description of the circumstances, it sounds like you may have been the victim of an online fraud scheme. There is no general "cooling...

You have not provided sufficient information upon which a reliable answer can be based. Please discuss this matter with a local attorney. If, as...

The first step is to review your sales agreement to determine if there is any provision discussing the Seller's potential liability in the event...