No means to answer this question without knowing more about your deal. Most real estate transactions involve intermediaries - title agencies - who...

You have the right to: (a) do nothing and allow the lien and claim to expire by operation of law; (b) contact the creditor and work out a...

You'll need to read your Contract to determine your remedies if the GC defaults. As well, if plans were changed mid-stream you'll need to review...

Suggest you assert this claim in TN not TX, perhaps in federal court using diversity jurisdiction. Engage a local TN litigation attorney to discuss...

Essentially, the Estate's options are: (a) pay what is owing; (b) negotiate a settlement with the HOA; (c) file a lawsuit to stop the foreclosure...

You may own the area of land that you have used exclusively (due to fence placement) for 10+ years, through a legal theory of continuous adverse...

I am guessing you live in County, in an unincorporated area. In that situation, the County has the right to pass and enforce laws similar to City...

There may be an opportunity to seek a refund, but it's remote. You'll need to closely evaluate your Contract to determine if you have the right to...

This makes me wonder if perhaps the loan is usurious, which would give you an exit strategy or failing that, at least the ability to negotiate a...

The answer is a function of your contract -- what does it say regarding the GC's default and how much notice you must furnish before you can...