Do I need a real estate attorney?

Yes; you have recourse. You created an implied partnership or a joint venture with your boyfriend. As such, the law asks what were the reasonable...

Promissory note signed 11 yrs ago, is there a statue of limitations?

Very interesting case. It appears that you own the home or an equitable interest in the home, so the date of breach is the date that the property...

Property damage

It's a good sign that they want to settle. You should obtain multiple bids to see what it would cost to fix the slab and any other damage. If the...

Do attorney's do free consultations regarding an already in process HOA case?

Many attorneys offer free telephone consultations. However, these usually do not include a review of the CC&Rs and the existing pleadings. At...

How do I cancel escrow due to broker FRAUDULENTLY using lenders stationary

I need more information and to review all of your contract documents to provide you with the answer you request. Don't do anything yourself. There...

I have a neighbor 11 acres away.. We have caught him several times spying on our property and movements with binoculars

You may have a cause of action for intrusion upon seclusion and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Both torts require that the bad...

I have been paying the mortgage, on a house we boyfriend and me (together for 6 years) purchased. I had bad credit so the house

I agree. Save the napkin. Take a picture too. Even without the napkin, you have an equitable interest in the property. Your boyfriend would be...

What are my rights as an owner against the landlord of a renter who is a nuisance due to noise and pets?

The CC&Rs may allow you to directly enforce the CC&Rs against other owners. This distinction is important. If your CC&Rs provide a cause of action...

HOA/Board issue over rain damage to inside of my townhouse.

If the Board's inaction or deferred maintenance caused your damage then you should be compensated. You would have to have several contractors...

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If the case involves some civil wrong (tort), attorney's fees generally are not recoverable. If the case involves a contractual matter, then the...

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