Can I legally put a fence up to divide my property from my neighbor's?
Go to the recorder of deeds and find out whether there is a recorded shared driveway easement.
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Go to the recorder of deeds and find out whether there is a recorded shared driveway easement.
Sure you can sue but you might be better off getting a replacement title, with cooperation from the lender.
In most jurisdictions, an attorney must file a motion to withdraw and give notice to the client.
Your question really isn't a legal question but rather a financial one.
It might be that they thought it was you who accepted the papers. As the other attorneys stated, you might want to deal with it rather than risk...
If you cannot make it or get a continuance hire a lawyer to represent you so that a default doesn't occur.
Send your lawyer a letter by certified mail and cite the rule of professional conduct that states the file belongs to the client.
Chances are you won't get sued but if you do you'll wish you had paid the little bit sought. What you ultimately do depends on your tolerance for...
You ought to have an attorney review all of the contracts in order to give you informed advice. Otherwise, any answer would be a guess because the...
Me. Baker's answer is correct. It's a harsh lesson for you but next time you'll know to negotiate such things in advance of signing a lease.