Can I sue a property owner who has a felon on his land that injured me/attempted murder?
You can of course sue; the question is whether you have a chance of prevailing. I think the answer is "maybe." The fact that this person was...
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You can of course sue; the question is whether you have a chance of prevailing. I think the answer is "maybe." The fact that this person was...
You should write a cease and desist letter. If you have an attorney write it, it will have even more punch. My guess is that they will stop the...
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Assuming your name is still on the deed, that could be a problem for you, especially since the house is not your homestead. You technically have...
Well, you have indeed committed a fraud. I am not a criminal lawyer and I don't know the chances of your being sent to jail on something like...
There's a lot going on here. The grantee of a deed does not have to sign it, and deeds are not "reversible". They can only be "undone" by a new...
You should be able to start the proceedings on your own, although you should give notice to the other owners. I would recommend you consult with a...
This is very unfortunate, and she may be out of luck. She should see a lawyer to see if she can make some kind of an equitable claim to an...
The answer will depend on the jurisdiction of the open space or public land. Federal land has fewer restrictions in this regard than city, state...
That's an interesting question, the answer to which might depend on the context and the purpose for which you need title to have "vested." If an...
Whether or not your fiance now owns the house depends on how it was titled - joint tenancy with right of survivorship, or tenancy in common. It...