You are going to need to contact a consumer law attorney to assist you. The fact that Countrywide may have engaged in unlawful activities, does not...

If the HOA is not responsible for the exterior of the homes can they force a "special assessment" to cover roof replacement?

Without reviewing your bylaws and platting documents, it is impossible to say if they are overstepping their bounds or not. Contact a real estate...

Can i sue my previous employer for breech of confidentiality?

There is no employer-employee right of confidentiality as you would have with your attorney or physician. Poor judgment on the part of your...

Haw fast I can ask for Writ of execution after obtaining default judgment in civil suit?

Writs of execution were abolished decades ago. You would be served best by hiring an attorney to collect this debt for you. Often, collection can...

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I inherited property along with my brother and sister ,my brother filed a quick claim deed an d put the property in his name

The quit (not quick) claim deed can only transfer what your brother had--nothing more. It is likely this deed had little or no effect, but you...

I have a question regarding NOA after submitting application

Sorry for the non-answer answer, but Avvo requires that one post an answer to be able to change the practice area. I have changed your practice...

To answer your question, yes, you can be sued. Whether that lawsuit would be successful depends on your discussion with the buyer, any...

I play a online game, i spent over 5 thousand dollars for clothing on game,u have to synch to lvl game error i lost can u help?

A review of the terms of service would be required to answer your question. My guess it the company is not located in the United States, and the...

Can non-representing me Attorney (GAL) put a lien in the property with my name as a Grantee?

What I am guessing occurred here is that the GAL had a judgment against your former husband for unpaid fees. The GAL then recorded a memorandum of...

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Can my elderly parents, through a notarized letter, give me permission to sign specific legal documents on their behalf?

The notarized letter approach is not going to cut it. The powers granted by a power of attorney can be limited.