This is not a Real Estate question. I’ve changed the practice area to Employment and Labor.

Adverse possession claims are brought by filing a lawsuit in the county where the property is located. All persons with a known interest in the...

You will need to hire a landlord/tenant attorney to evict the tenant.

A contract need not be in writing to be binding. You should discuss the matter with a local attorney to determine whether you should start suit and...

This question requires a response from a criminal defense attorney, not a contracts attorney. I've changed the practice area accordingly.

The first step is to try hard to work this out with your grandfather. If neither of you made any attempt to document your arrangement, it becomes...

It’s not legal. Discuss the matter with the Michigan Secretary of State’s office.

Only charges called for in the agreement can be added to the amount you owe.

No. You will have to distinguish yours in some way, e.g. “XYZ of Midland, LLC.”

The best way to pursue your claim is to hire a local real eastate attorney to review your facts and advise you on the best way to proceed. If you...