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. ...

I agree with Mr. Langer that it sounds like you've been sued. Notify your insurance company if you have one, or contact an attorney ASAP.

Whether a demand letter is required depends entirely on the claims you want to make in the suit. As noted by Mr. Cowen, a 60 day demand is...

A lis pendens is a notice that there is a lawsuit pending over title to the property. If there was never a suit, the lis pendens was improper, and...

Yes, it's a good idea to make sure you have an answer on file, in case they don't follow through correctly, and especially if the settlement is for...

Who do you think you're going to sue? The only one that has caused you any damages is the thief, and thieves are notoriously difficult to find and...

Sounds like there was a trespass, but no damages, and proving who did it will likely be difficult.

The owner of the car is the person who is named on the title. If you are both on the title, you are both owners. This is one of many reasons...

It depends on the terms of the contract, but it sounds like they have probably breached by not installing in a reasonable time. You may want to...

The correct category of your reply to the other side's response to your motion is a "reply." You can respond to whatever you want, but in my...