I have an attorney but want second opinion. is it difficult to refinance house on single person's part time salary?

I agree with the previous answer. You need to talk to some mortgage brokers to see if you can refinance. If not then consider selling even if it is...

What case do i file to recover possession of my diamond ring which i delivered to repairman and the repairman dies?

Hopefully you got a receipt or repair order when you gave them the ring. It would really depend on the type of business it is to determine your...

Which appraiser is correct?

I suggest you shop around and talk to some mortgage brokers. I think someone would be happy to do your refi based on the facts you have presented.

If you aren't currently represented I would suggest you get an attorney. And then listen to only that attorney.

I 'm 65 totally disabled receiving S.S. Disability & Early Pension am in a mortgage with my wife as me being co-signer if sued

You have received some great answers. Some more information would be helpful to fully answer your question. I would, at a minimum, consult with a...

Brother, me & my ex-husband are original signers on mortgage note to house in CA. Since buying house, I have divorced

I agree. You need to seek an attorney well versed in real estate and family law.

Is this blackmail and what can be done? I paid them money because of this

Your question requires more information. I suggest you immediately contact an attorney and get a consultation. Violating work comp laws can be very...

3 day notice and paying

I suggest that when you mail your landlord the rent you make copies of everything and send it with a "Return Receipt Requested" to verify they...

What do I do when I am supposedly served a summons by the plaintiff but it is not a summons and all the paperwork I think is ano

I agree with the prior answers. Service of Process is to give you notice of a pending action. The fact that your name appears anywhere on the...

Is it legal to raise rent by 10% just because we switched one tenant?

You should look to your lease to see what is and isn't allowed. You might check out local ordinances that might protect tenants from rent increases.