My ex-girlfriend and I own a house together. Her name is on the title, but the mortgage is in my name.

Find a local real estate lawyer, as you will probably have to file suit for a declaratory judgment of your rights to title.

Normally, a demand on the HOA to enforce the deed restrictions is sufficient. If there is no HOA, under typical circumstances, any homeowner can...

Absolutely not; a life insurance policy is a contract between you and the insurer, and the beneficiary is simply a third party beneficiary of that...

Do I need a lawyer

In most states, a promissory note has a 4 year statute of limitations, but the 4 years runs not form the date of the note, but the date of the...

Do i need a real estate attorney

Just to be clear, mobile homes do not have deeds; they have titles, like automobiles or trailers do. You need to get a copy of her loan agreement...

What is a child's rights to insurance money after his father dies but did not live with him and the father was remarried?

Unless a testimentary trust or an estate is named as the beneficiary of an insurance policy, the insurance is is called a non-probate asset and its...

Tire liars

Under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practice-Consumer Protection Act, they may maintain a suit to recover the difference in value between the vehicle...

Can my child support be increased if I signed an agreement with my ex-wife to keep it at a set rate?

Unfortunately, yes. Child support is based upon two factors: 1) what the guidelines say is the presumptive appropriate amount of support, which is...

My father had told me that he had a certificate of deposit for me when I was a kid, he has passed away now. How do I find it?

I agree with that, and you can obtain a copy of those returns directly from the IRS if you don't have those available to you otherwise. One other...

What can i do on a verbal promise that he no longer unholds his end of the deal?

It is unfortunate that you've had this experience. You could sue him for breach of promise for failure to support you, or even failure to marry...