Your wife's financial misconduct would not normally provide you with grounds to rescind a purchase agreement. I suggest you consult a family...

The owner's address should be available form public records, including the County recorder/assessor I am not sure why that info didn't come up on...

An attorney may well be able to help you present more effectively. However, there is no guaranty that the outcome will be different, and you should...

Your post is a little unclear, but it sounds like your son and his GF are at least tenants, and could be more (I don't know if you negotiated an...

Because the landlord has been placed on notice that the other tenant is violating your quiet enjoyment rights, the landlord can be held liable for...

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A failure to promptly provide benefits due under your policy could well be actionable under a variety of legal theories. if the problem persists,...

Either side can insist upon a jury trial. If you made a timely and appropriate request, and posted jury fees, you should have your jury trial -...

I agree with Mr. Anapol, and would add that even if you tried to sue for specific performance and/or other injunctive relief, and succeeded, the...

The new owner would normally take the property subject to existing rental agreements. In addition, if the tenancy is subject to a rent/eviction...

If you have a month-to-month tenancy, then the landlord generally has the right to make changes in the rental terms by serving proper written...