I found a home I want to buy I put the earnest money down and now the seller doesn't want to sell the house. what should I di
You can sue the seller for specific performance of the contract. You can still obtain the house.
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You can sue the seller for specific performance of the contract. You can still obtain the house.
Possibly depending upon whether his error is the reason you owe the IRS more money.
You'll want to hire an attorney who concentrates in litigation. Have you filed a claim with your homeowner's insurance carrier yet? You may have...
That is not an insignificant amount of money. You should certainly consult with an attorney.
The only thing you can really do is consult with an attorney to analyze the divorce case and the settlement agreement.
You would file a partition action if your brother won't buy your half. You'll need an attorney because it isn't a simple procedure.
You possibly have a case. Consult with an attorney who has experience handling personal injury claims. We cannot solicit clients on this website...
As long as it is revivable in OH and the debtor has assets, then probably not.
The association may be violating the Federal Fair Housing Act and the Illinois Human Rights Act.
I agree with the other attorney. Consult with someone who has experience handling employment discrimination cases. You may have a good case. I'm...