Assuming that you and your siblings are the owners, and that no probate has been done, the first step is to do an heirship proceeding (or probate,...

I'm guessing that your deadbeat relative lives in Florida, and if so, without a written agreement, you'll need to sue her there, both for...

Sorry, but here's a news flash: Termites don't get treated once and never come back. It's been 3 years, and they're in a different part of the...

Without seeing the whole document, it sounds like the eviction case was settled. Normally, all claims which were or could have been made in the...

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The question of "what Could happen" is too broad to answer here, but I can tell you that what is most likely to happen based on your description,...

You have a complicated fact situation, and your question cannot be answered without a complete review of all the relevant documents. For example,...

The answer depends on several factors, and will require a review of the lien and any notice letters, as well as your closing documents from...

A street address is not required for a valid lien, but a property description is. Whether the property description in your lien is adequate...

The short answer is no, you do not have a claim. Dealerships often change the terms of a contract, for good reasons or bad, and your response...

The landlord can issue a notice to vacate whenever there is a default of the lease. You're not required to agree with it. I suggest you be...