Title company released $150,000.00 earnest deposit to seller without my knowledge
You should hire an experienced contract litigator to review the agreement, the law, and the facts and proceed to sue if you have a viable claim....
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You should hire an experienced contract litigator to review the agreement, the law, and the facts and proceed to sue if you have a viable claim....
This is purely a contract question and without reviewing that contract all anyone can do is guess about your rights. Now, I can say with almost...
See my answer to your repeat post.
If you don't show up they will get a default judgement. The company, or a collector, will then proceed to try go garnish your wages, go after any...
This is a contract matter. If the removal is required and it does not happen they could retain the earnest money based on the terms of the...
Please, hire an attorney to at least review this and give you advice on the lawsuit even if they do not enter an appearance. This is called limited...
It sounds like he was giving you some idea that your claim would not win in court. Given your extremely limited facts (actually, no facts), it is...
Along with a broker, you should also have a commercial landlord-tenant lawyer. This is critical to protect your interests as you may want...
Can he try to sell the house and proceed with the eviction process? Sure, people can do whatever they want. The question that you need answered is...
I am sorry, but you fell for a very common scam. FDIC insures your money (a limited amount) from loss related to bank failure. It it not to insure...