Since they have not been charged yet bUT were arrested can my civil case continue?

I agree that your civil case can continue. However, with the pending criminal case, you are going to be faced with the opponents pleading their...

Has anyone ever dealt with title fraud of real estate property?

Yes, of course. But "tell me a little about it" isn't really a legal question. What would you like to know?

Can I hire an attorney that was the pro tem judge that scheduled our mediation?

No. And she shouldn't give you a referral either.

First of all, you need to sit down with an attorney in person and get legal advice in a proper setting which is confidential. Second, you don't...

If a tenant in an unlawful detainer wants to clarify who is the real owner of the property they live in,do they file quiet title

The quick answer is no. An unlawful detainer action an only adjudicate rights of possession. If you already or presently possess the property...

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Is there an entity that's interested in hearing about the poor behavior of a licensed real estate broker in Los Angeles, CA?

If you believe that a broker has violated broker's professional rules then you should file a complaint with the Department of Real Estate.

I filed a civil action asserting claims for wrongful foreclosure, fraud, violation of TILA,, tortious interference w/ contract

Ordinarily it is true that you can't maintain a Business and Professions Code Section 17200 claim without there being an underlying cause of action...

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Forclosure: My husband died over a year ago. He quick claimed the deed to me and I filed it.

If the Bank had notice (whether from the recorder's office or otherwise) that the husband died, then that makes their foreclosure problematic. If...

Can I back out of real estate purchase agreement?

You really need to talk to consult a lawyer and even possibly pay one for services to get this properly answered. No lawyer in his or her right...

Auction on deceased father's home tomorrow due to Mortgage Company screwing up. Any chance to stop it? Or to sue them if not?

You may be able to sue if the foreclosure was in any way wrongful, whether or not the subject real property as worth more or less than the loan...