Illinois Public Aid attached a lien on my property.
If he was on title when he entered the nursing home, the lien may in fact be valid regardless of subsequent transfers. The way it works is this: if...
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If he was on title when he entered the nursing home, the lien may in fact be valid regardless of subsequent transfers. The way it works is this: if...
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I agree with my colleagues. Moreover, most real estate contracts state that all prorations are final. Both parties would have to admit to the error...
Get an attorney immediately! You've been served with a lawsuit! Whether the matter can be settled is totally unknown given the situation.
As with my colleagues, if you are not happy with your attorney's advice you have the right to find another attorney. That being said, the fact...
Way too little information. See an attorney. Sorry.
While I agree with my colleagues, when a 1st mortgage is foreclosed upon but the 2nd/HELOC is NOT (which sometimes is the case), the 2nd/HELOC...
Even if your goal is to get out of the lease, and while I agree generally w/ Attorney Brabender, Illinois has a Residential Tenants' Right to...
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This is complex. There are various city licenses involved, and the management company could be liable for violations. Also, the Metropolitan...
I agree w/ Attorney Goldstein, but wonder whether you have been paying anything on the mortgage, or the taxes, or anything since. And did your mom...
I agree with Mr. Moens. It also depends on who the "negligent party" is. If it is a neighbor, or a neighbor's contractor, rules of negligence may...