If non-payment of rent is the only basis for the eviction, And proper notice(s) were given, then you're going to need to show proof of payment,...

First you need to establish Mom's title to the property. It sounds like there has been no probate or heirship proceeding - if so, she has no title...

You need to sue for partition of the property.

If you have keys, I suppose you could move in, but it would be at the risk of being sued for eviction (which you might win if your wife is an heir)...

There are way too many things that you might want to know to list them here and teach to you over the internet in a question and answer format. I...

Based on the stated facts, the only lien you can get is an abstract of judgment, which becomes a lien against real property that may be owned by...

Most attorneys work on an hourly basis for this type of matter. However, attorneys fees are recoverable in a breach of contract case, so whatever...

It sounds like there is a valid and unsatisfied judgment against you, and there's little that can be done in that situation except to arrange a...

That entirely depends on the judge your case is in front of.

Yes, suit is likely your only option. If the lien has been properly perfected, when you get a judgment, you can foreclose on the lien to collect. ...