Wanting to purchase home with mother, however not forever.

The mortgage company may want to keep her name on the deed or retaliate if she subtly removed her name without their permission later.

How can I divorce my husband who is on remand in jail in Nevada state?

So long as he's been a resident of Nevada for at least 6 weeks, then you can file in NV. You would have to have him served at the jail. NV wouldn't...

It's entirely up to the apartment whether to let you rent from them again.

What is the best way to prevent an eviction when served with a 5 day notice to pay late fees?

You can always contest an eviction in court and see what the court says about the late fees. However, if lease doesn't require or provide for...

Can I be evicted for Tenant at Will if verbal agreement was made to exchange labor in consideration of rent ?

Whatever evidence you have to show your arrangement of labor for monthly rent (receipts, witnesses, pics, etc.). Unfortunately, if you have nothing...

After 35 years, my husband filed for divorce - we were already legally separated. I was served with a 3" divorce document. Help!

Don't agree to terms that you don't actually want to agree to. You may have more rights than you think, so it's at least worth consulting with an...

Do I need to file my opposition if a short order of time was ordered for a hearing?

If you still have plenty of time to file and can file, then go ahead. Otherwise, you should have the chance to argue against the motion at the...

Can I get evicted in Las Vegas for being filthy?

Sure. If you are not keeping the place in a clean and sanitary condition, which the lease may require you to do, she could.

I am dealing with Triumph Property. They Are keeping my full Deposit and saying that I owe the owner money.

You can ultimately sue them for your deposit back (and to dispute the charges). For the amount in question, can be in small claims court.

Summary eviction is the quickest process. If she never paid rent or the equivalent, then you can try to evict her as a tenant at will. You can also...