As my other colleagues have explained, there is no way for us to provide much insight based on the limited information you have provided. The only...

Hopefully you have a written agreement between yourself and your husband's aunt. You are not entitled to title until you have paid the full,...

I think you have the basic elements of a contract. The question I have is whether those elements have been effectively reduced to writing. If so,...

I really think you need to speak with a real estate lawyer who can pull the title on the property and then advise you as to the options available...

It is true that the terms of your lease will apply. Yes, all those words on the pages that we sign actually do matter. Most commercial leases...

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The answer depends on whether there is a properly funded living trust and, if not, the nature and value of any property these two spouses had in...

There is a lot here that we do not know; however, my impression is that your business is irreparably damaged. There are possible civil and...

First off, nothing happens "automatically." Regardless of who or what you list on the beneficiary designation, the bank, financial company, or...

I think there is a lot here that I would need to know to feel comfortable advising you. For starters, I would not want to put a security company...

The short answer is that anyone can sue anyone else for anything they like. Whether the suit will be successful is another issue. If your aunt is...