That could mean many different things and it wouldn't do much good to speculate. Can you re-phrase the question please? 7 years is a long time to...

I am looking for an attorney if there is one available.

There are no shortage of qualified attorneys who could help you with that, although it is a unique process, so I recommend hiring an attorney with...

Can a tenant in my house file for bankruptcy and use the automatic stay to stop/delay foreclosure of my house?

No, as Mr. Boyer has correctly answered, the tenant has no interest in the title of the house. A tenant's bankruptcy could delay an eviction of...

If a girlfriend knows her boyfriend committed Mortgage fraud but does not report it, is she liable for punishment

For just knowing about it, but not participating in it? Unlikely. If there was involvement on a greater level than that, then one could be liable...

Doesn't a defendant have the right to get an extension on a trial if blood work needed to help prove his case wasn't in

If it is a UD case, there is what is known as the "limited scope rule." A UD case is not like a regular lawsuit. It is a streamlined, statutory...

What are the chances of getting house back (I have not moved from my property) After non -judicial foreclosure done 6 days ago?

If the foreclosure was unlawful for any reason, you stand some chance. I have represented persons who have been offered their house back...

Does a footnote on a closing date for a ski pass obligate that resort to honor it?

If I were you I would first raise the issue with the resort and find out why they are closing earlier than last year. Maybe the record snowfall...

Can I quote an elected official's texts to me prior to being elected that include critical comments of others for a story?

If you are asking whether you "can" quote him, of course you "can." The real question is one of whether you can be liable for anything if you do. ...

This question makes no sense. There is nothing magical about judges' chambers. Is there a privacy reason you don't want your case aired in...

You probably can't. There isn't a mechanism in the law that generally allows members of the public to sue everytime somone tells a fib. Even if...