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Do I need a real estate attorney?
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Answered on November 20, 2015
If you are truly on title and they don't agree to buy you out then you can hire an attorney and file a partition action.
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I have a judgement against me and then a lien against my home because of the judgement. What is best solution to this problem.
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Answered on November 20, 2015
You should consult with an attorney and most likely a Bankruptcy Attorney.
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What can I do if my land lord don't have the oven fix before Thanksgiving have never worked since the 6 month we been here
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Answered on November 20, 2015
I agree that you should go to the Consumer Affairs website and read up on "self help".
If you owe back pay on child support can they garnish your bank account.
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Answered on November 20, 2015
They most likely will garnish the paychecks he will soon be getting.
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Is it possible to sue someone in small claims for legal fees incurred in civil court defending
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Answered on November 20, 2015
You should have addressed that in the underlying action.
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Need attorney to get my servicer to tell me the name of the trust my mortgage is in--would this be a real estate attorney?
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Answered on November 20, 2015
you can send your servicer a Qualified Written Request to get the information. You could do this yourself or hire an attorney to do it.
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Do i have to give my tenants a 3 day day notice to pay if they done this before?
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Answered on November 20, 2015
Yes you do. It's not that expensive to have an attorney help you with eviction matters.
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What is the difference between a corporation, a LLC, and a limited partnership?
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Answered on November 20, 2015
There are many factors to consider. You should get a consultation with a business attorney.
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How to put my son on title of my home?
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Answered on November 20, 2015
You should consult with an Estate Planning Attorney. Most likely that a "Revocable Living Trust" would be your best choice. The money you spend for...
My sister and I had a joint bank account, she cleared the account and refuses to reimburse me
What kind of l action can i take?
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Answered on November 20, 2015
You could sue her in small claims court but be prepared to "prove" that she wasn't allowed to do what she did.
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