No. They didn't steal it, they moved it. If I were you, I'd go retrieve it and find anothe place to park it.

As pointed out by Mr. Cowen, you have a problem if you can't show enough detail to establish what the agreement was. Although verbal agreements...

Sorry, there's no way to know for sure without either talking to the court clerk, or looking at the underlying documents.

If you just send the discovery by email, you won't know when the other side receives it - the best you'll have is your email sending it. If the...

It means the won't hold the pretrial conference that was scheduled. You question is a bit confusing, since federal courts do not generally...

Unless there are deed restrictions that prohibit her from selling to a non-family member, I suggest you get the family together to buy the lot.

It is impossible to know what the problem is here without reviewing the liens, the releases and what the title company us telling you. Talk to the...

It is impossible to answer this with the information provided. For example, who owns the house? You say you've lived there, but it's not clear...

It sounds like there are some facts missing from this scenario. I assume your lease is not with your grandmother. If you (and presumably, your...

Not clear exactly what is being reported, but the loan Was in default, and was Then paid in full. Any report which is accurate is fine.