Both parents sre deceased they left my brother with the house by him signing his name to the deed but its not notorized.

If your parents signed and notarized the deed as grantors, it is valid. There is no need for your brother to sign as grantee. But if the deed was...

Could a landlord release one of the roommates without the other roommate's consent?

You are both responsible for paying rent, but the landlord can decide to enforce the lease only against you, if the other tenant has already moved...

What can I do about my landlord?

Failure to maintain the premises and exterminate rodents are grounds to withhold rent and terminate your lease. I suggest you hire a private...

How should I proceed ?

The landlord is entitled to enforce terms of the lease and evict you if you fail to pay rent on time. The fact that he accepted partial payments...

I'm trying to buy a new car and no bank will finance me due a foreclosure that is on my credit file what should I do to clear it

It sounds like it is too late to sue the seller or listing broker for failing to disclose code violations. If you abandoned the property and...

What to do about foreclosure and evict and not long enough time to vacate

Once your property is sold at foreclosure auction and the report of sale is confirmed by the court, then you are usually granted only 30 days of...

ARE MORTGAGE PRINCIPAL REDUCTIONS POSSIBLE IN ILLINOIS

Principal reductions are possible in Illinois. But if there was no provision for waiver of the deferred principal when the loan modification was...

No. The bank cannot sue you to collect the note - the issue was already adjudicated in the foreclosure case and they chose not to pursue a...

Can a bank attach a foreclosure deficiency from an investment property to my primary residence in Illinois

Yes - if the property is sold at foreclosure auction and you are properly served, then a personal deficiency judgment can be entered against you. ...

How do we save our home? Is it too late to save our home?

It is NOT too late to save your home. But you must go to court and ask for time to get a lawyer. Also tell the judge you want to go to mediation...