Sorry, but your brother's "public offender registry" information is already, by definition, public. You cannot stop someone from publicizing...

The simplest answer is to notify the state that the car was transferred to him. There is a form here: ...

Without seeing the contract or knowing what the conditions are, the best I can tell you is that contracts are generally enforceable on their terms....

You can sue the notary, but be aware of two critical facts: 1. In my experience, the notary's signature on a forged document has usually also...

You can turn off utilities after the court has granted you possession, and they have moved out or been removed by the Constable, and not before. ...

The contractor cannot get a valid lien on homestead without a written contract signed by both spouses, and actually doing the work. There are...

There are several ways to resolve a mechanic's lien. One is to pay the amount due, and have the lien released. Another is to do nothing -...

First, look at the Operating Agreement or Company Agreement to see if there are requirements there for transfer of ownership, and comply with...

The only thing that their answer means is that you have to prove your case. Contact the court about a trial date, and bring your evidence to trial.

There are several ways to approach this kind of problem. The first is to sue the contractor to have the lien removed. This may or may not be...