You have two choices: 1) hire another attorney or 2) prepare for mediation yourself. You should do whichever you think will be most effective to...

Most Justices of the Peace will regard paint and carpet as ordinary wear and tear, (and therefore not something the tenant is liable for). Damage...

Whether he can file a lien and whether he can sue are different questions. If this is your homestead (the house you own and live in) he cannot...

If the Sheriff or Constable shows up to make demand on the writ, they will ask what property you have. Most of the property that either you or...

A motion to dismiss in your situation is not something which can be done by using a form - it's very fact specific, and has procedural requirements...

No. The notary will be from the same state as the person who signed the document in front of the notary, no matter where the document is used. It...

First, although the county does appraisals of property for tax purposes, the county would not do a deed, so there's literally no such thing as a...

Presumably, when you say that the bank "has the seller's deed" you mean that the bank has a lien on the property to secure a loan. Assuming that's...

No. Officers are not required to take anyone's statements, and even if they don't follow department protocol, that won't give you grounds for a...

No, storage space contracts do not (and realistically can't) guarantee that theft will not occur. Make a claim on your insurance for the loss.