I live and own 50% of a house with my sister,her son lives in a separate attached rooms he is damaging it can i force him out

You need to determine how he holds his tenancy. Is he a tenant? a guest? if he is causing damage to property, you may be able to evict him. Since...

How do I interpret - "Guests of Resident may not stay longer then 7 consecutive days and 21 days total per year w/o consent." ?

You can try to obtain her consent in writing for your boyfriend. May require additional payment in consideration. The way I interpret the contract...

Common law marriage/ real property what rights do I have have mediation on FEB 19. We purchased house together mediation

The portion of the increase in value before marriage remains your separate property. The increase in value after marriage may be considered...

I do not understand what you mean by certified letter. You need to file a lawsuit for "slander of title". If you win you would be entitled to...

Can the County of San Bernardo fine both the owner and the renter for the same code enforcement violation?

It depends on the language of the Code section that the city claims was violated. What does it state? If it provides that both the property owner...

You say that you were promised partnership and you were pushed out. Depending on the value of the business which would determine the amount of your...

I retained a defense foreclosure attorney to save my home lost it anyways, I paid $3000.00 up front and paid $1000. every mon

Attorneys are not supposed to and do not guarantee results. Most retainer agreements say so. You paid your attorney for his time, and efforts. If...

the owner of the property used the manager as his "agent" and is therefore responsible. in any case, the least is between you and the landlord, the...

Can we sue the landlord of the houses right next to us for bringing criminals and not running back ground check on renters?

If you have exhausted all other venues, like police reports, etc. then you may need to file a lawsuit for nuisance. There is a lot of aggravation...

I own an equal share of a property with 2 brothers and they think that the majority rules on decisions about the property.

If you choose not to file suit (wise), then your best bet is mediation with a mediator who has experience dealing with emotional family issues...