If the great aunt is still alive, there are several ways she could structure the inheritance so your son would get it in installments. A lawyer can...

If your tenant does not have money to pay rent, suing them for the arrears is probably futile since the tenant will likely be uncollectable (you...

It's best to hire an eviction lawyer. They will give her the appropriate notice and if she doesn't move out after that, then start the in-court...

In order to have a viable lawsuit you need to have a significant injury. A jury is unlikely to award much money for a broken nail, so an attorney...

This is a difficult situation. You could ask him to move out early and if he refuses perhaps offer him a few hundred dollars to help with moving....

Give them the proper notice (5 or 30 day depending on the situation) and if they don't leave then file an in-court eviction, have the the tenants...

Asking nicely was a good first step. Being patient until whatever sort of dispute is going on with your brother and his wife may also be a good...

The simplest solution is probably a lease (he is the landlord, you are the tenant). The tenant's rights survive the death of the owner unless the...

Maybe. It depends on whether she was the sole owner and also had the legal capacity to make the transaction. If so, then you are probably the...

Since, thankfully, your son was not injured, there is no viable claim. A viable personal injury claim requires actual damages, not almost damages.