Can my husband evict me from our house

You should consult with a divorce attorney if your husband is trying to evict you. If you do not object, you could be evicted just as any other...

Is my lease valid?

Ttypically the landlord may assign the lease, and would have assigned the lease to the new owners at the closing of the sale, so you are bound to...

Former landlord filed ud and eviction after I moved, what can I do now that I found out?

File a petition to vacate default judgment; hire a local attorney to assist.

I was arrested on a bugurly charge, but it was my grandmothers place, she has passed, and my brother had sold it without my con

If hte house has been sold and your brother still has access, it would appear that he bought it, its his house. He let you in with his permission,...

Signed purchase agreement on house

It depends on the contract terms. If the contract fails because a contingency fails, typically there is no contract and no damages. If the seller...

Hire an attorney immediately and begin the probate process if possible, you need to have an executor appointed to have authority to sell the house....

Missouri Commercial Contract for Deed on apartment units. The seller has a note with a bank on this property. Should I be concer

Yes. Undoubtedly the bank financing has a due on sale clause, the contract for deed will violate this provision and the bank could call the loan,...

A have a judgment 150k and have located commerical property that he owns which has significant equity.

If the judgment was entered in the state where the real estate is located, you can record the judgment as a lien against the property and foreclose...

What does this mean?

It means that you cannot complete your transaction until a deed issued by the judge in the foreclosure proceeding is filed in the County Recorders...

Any idea what the new Trustee guidelines are for household expenses? Where can I find a list?

The terms of the trust agreement would govern what amounts are permissible expenses to be distributed to beneficiaries....Are you talking about...