Mortgage company raised my down payment from 3500 to 15000 and said I was under contract and had to pay. Any recourse?

Recourse for what? Because you paid more down than you initially intended/wanted to? Were these fees you would have otherwise financed/paid...

One would have to look to the employment contract. I know while I may be on the phone for a short period of time with a client, typically I spend...

If I filed a paupers affidavit for being evicted and I was unable to show up to the court, what happens next?

Check with the clerk of the court. They should be able to tell you the outcome of the hearing, as well as the timeline. And since you have a new...

Can my property be seized for my boyfriend's judgement

Seek the advise of a consumer law attorney. The Judgment (when/if) abstracted in the county where the real property lies will attach to any...

Mother wants to add my brothers and sisters and i to the deed of the house. what do we have to do?

Seek the advice of an experienced real estate/estate planing/probate attorney. While it may seem like a simple deed will accomplish this, there are...

Abstract of judgment

An abstract of judgment is a public notice that, when filed in the deed records, creates a lien on the non-exempt real property in that county. It...

My wife was awarded the home in our 2009 divorce. She is not paying the mortgage on time and will not refinance. Options?

Take a copy of the decree and the real estate papers (esp. The Deed of Trust) to a family law attorney who also handles real estate to review and...

My daughter & husband have a No Contact order. My daughter recanted her story. Would the detective lift the order if I asked?

The Court/Judge issued the order not the detective. It would be best if you/your husband addresses this concern/request with his attorney. If he...

Yes, you agreed to it. Its in the lease contract(s) you signed. One of the reasons for the custom/rule is that the landlord/property owner does...

Does a plaintiff or a defendant need a court order for a motion of discovery/interrogatories to be required in a civil case?

No court order is necessary to propound discovery (except in some small claims cases). Written discovery is very common in civil cases. In fact,...