Hire an attorney that you can pay on an hourly basis and not one that wants to take a percentage of your surplus.

You can sue them for your damages. I would advise federal Court under FDCPA if possible. Speak to an attorney and have them go over what theories...

Here's a good explanation. I spent a lot of time on it. https://advocatelegal.com/practice-areas/quiet-title/

I've changed your category to contracts and agreements. You need a dissolution of your business and you should visit an attorney that does that.

Any party that is on title can force a partition. That doesn't mean you should go right to legal action, but it does have the effect of making...

It means that if the house is sold, the buyer will not be a bona fide purchaser and this is often enough to dissuade most buyers, but not all.

If you are jointly responsible for a mortgage and you give title to your sister, you are still responsible for the mortgage. Her failure to pay it...

If the home is in default, you can stabilize the situation by paying the arrears. Look for a reinstatement payment to keep a Notice of Default...

I changed your category to bankruptcy. It's not my area, but I will say yes if the lender has relief from stay. If the lender forecloses and you...

You can cancel the payment (if possible) and risk a lawsuit by the trustee (not likely). Otherwise, you can sue the trustee, which would only work...