If the person was legally bound to go through with the purchase, you have a breach of contract action. You will need to have an attorney review the...

They will pay a final judgement, but if there is still time for an appeal they may do that. If they do, it's a new trial and lawyers are allowed.

Discovery and discovery responses are not filed with the court unless needed for a motion, hearing or trial. So, only very rarely will the court...

If you have a current, unexpired lease which does not end for months or years, the new owner must honor the terms of the lease. The new owner...

Under the "American Rule", parties pay their own attorney fees unless a contract provides otherwise or there is a statute covering the particular...

You need an attorney, as doing this yourself will be almost impossible. You can try obtaining the bank records by discovery from the Executor, or...

You should have filed a timely appeal from the original judgement. In small claims court, you would have gotten a new trial in front of another...

You have probably missed the discovery cutoffs, both for the information you are seeking and for the time you were supposed to bring the motion(s)...

To answer your specific question, no, it will not make them look bad that they tried to get you to drop your claim before filing a Demurrer. In...

The statute of limitations for personal injuries is two years (subject to limited exceptions making it longer). One reason to wait is when the...