This is a mess and you shouldn't be selling property without a lawyer - so much can go wrong. Generally, you can't evict a co-owner. Conversely,...

It doesn't sound good, this is a trap that insurance companies lay that many people fall into (I just wrote an article about it last month). If...

Hire a traffic attorney before speaking with anyone. As Mr. Hoffman notes, you are probably in damage control mode now. Hopefully, you didn't cause...

Though it isn't stated, I assume you own a unit in a condominium building and the renters are renting a unit in the same building. Of course...

To have a viable case, you need both fault and a significant injury - typically more than bumps and bruises. It wouldn't make sense to pay many...

You mention that you included the step daughter in probate. Is there an open probate case? If so, determining who gets the house should be fairly...

Depending on timing, you can take action. That said, the economics probably aren't great. It seems that hiring a lawyer is off the table since it...

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Assuming the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance applies, you can argue that the landlord's eviction was a violation of 5-12-150....

This isn't really a legal question. I assume your condo building probably has hired a management company and the management company hired the...

Generally on a default month-to-month lease you are supposed to give 30 days' written notice and the notice ends at the end of a rental period. For...