What are the statues of limitations on fileing a complaint against a for not disclosing that my home had extensive water damage

If you are speaking of an action against the Seller, it is probably 3 years from the date of your discovery of the problem, although there could be...

What authority does an administrative law judge have?

What kind of a case is this? You usually cannot be forced to attend unless you are subpoenaed. However, if this is a licensing case, if you...

Yelp seems to be supporting contractors that operate illegally and penalizing ones that work legally. Do we have recourse?

How do you know that your competitors do not pull permits? I understand by hearsay from third parties and articles in the paper that Yelp may...

Can a parent transfer the property to a child and remove themselves from the Grant deed completely, but still remain on the loan

Yes, but to protect the father he should either retain a life estate or there should be an enforceable agreement allowing him to remain in the home...

If you have no written contract and he has not paid you you can walk away. But before doing that send him a email or fax billing him for your...

Can I get a job as a teacher even though I have been arrested as a juvenile?

Did you plead guilty or were you convicted? If so, have you applied to get the conviction expunged? WOLFFLAW (415)788-1881

Contractor for pipe-bursting sewer line replacement damaged our water line which now must be replaced. can we force him to pay?

Yes, if you can prove he caused the damage and was negligent, the contractor or his liability insurer should pay for the repair. George...

In Calif., a COA (Blumenfeld v. Qualcomm) case is listed as ""NOT TO BE PUBLISHED", can it be cited in a Memorandum by a party?

No, it can't be cited. This is just for informational purposes for the parties and others, but it has no value as a precedent. Most courts...

Yes, a contractor's workers - and his subcontractors and suppliers who have served a timely Preliminary Notice upon you - can lien the property,...

A contractor files a lien after work is completed. Contractor's license is then suspended. Can lien be dismissed?

If the contractor was licensed during the time he performed work on the property, the debt collector/assignee can probably recover, unless the...