It is impossible to definitively advise on the merits of a case without knowing the facts. However, if an upstream property owner alters the flow...

I think this question possibly is a result of someone not fully understanding what an attorney said to them. I can't imagine a practicing lawyer...

There are likely several crimes being committed. You may want to alert the police.

Advice that you probably don't care to hear, but still good: Consult an appellate attorney in person, off-line about the exhibit and whether not...

It's hard to answer as it isn't clear what you want to take them to court for. Of course you can always take someone to court. The real question...

No. The statute of limitations is very long, for enforcing a deed of trust securing a real estate loan. Several decades long, in fact. Zombie...

You got your answer. It is impossible for anyone here to evaluate if the objections which preceded the answer are valid without knowing more about...

Defamation is considered a "disfavored" cause of action. Meaning, courts don't like it even when you have a "case" with merit. The public doesn't...

Your judge has an oath and this is not a magical way of winning your case. Focus on the facts of the case and get solid legal advice from a real...

It depends on what has been filed with the recorder's office, and how the property was titled. Generally, she can quitclaim her interest to you,...