HELP: I need to stop a :Trustee Non Judicial Foreclosure in California
It will be hard to find a pro bono attorney for this matter. If you do not have equity then you have little reason to fight. If you do have equity...
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It will be hard to find a pro bono attorney for this matter. If you do not have equity then you have little reason to fight. If you do have equity...
It is very unlikely you will "educate: the judge. In small claims court, the judge will be used to hearing from non-lawyers so do the best you can...
The issue is the building code. If the code has been followed then you will not need to replace or "fix" the problem. If it is not up to code then...
You will need to get your own attorney. The attorney you called doesn’t represent you. The rules of professional conduct are strict with respect to...
Venue (where the litigation should be) is not always a clear cut answer and the venue may be proper or allowed in more than one place. You are...
You are unlikely to get an answer to your question on this site. No attorney will help you break the law. I would consult with a local attorney in...
I agree with Mr. Klatt. You have a substantial problem here. A license is required and no amount of "creative" workarounds ever actually work....
Based on your disclosure (even if not perfect) a reasonable buyer would be on notice. If the power line is on public property and clearly visible...
I agree with Mr. Armstrong. He is also correct with respect to the naming of the trust.
It would be very difficult to force the buyer to perform. It is much more likely that if the buyer fails to close escrow that you could keep the...
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