Sibling with power of attorney & sibling with name on the deed to the home???
It depends on a lot of facts that you haven't included in your question. How did the deed sibling get on the deed? Was it joint with the parents...
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It depends on a lot of facts that you haven't included in your question. How did the deed sibling get on the deed? Was it joint with the parents...
Please refer questions like this to your attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, the Court will provide one for you. Do not discuss your...
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Attorneys often use "process servers" to deliver court papers to people in situations like this. You can find many companies that do this by...
The answer to your title question is "yes," but that's because you can sue pretty much anybody for pretty much anything! As to whether you'll...
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It's probably not void, it's probably only "not performed." Think of it this way: the general idea of the contract is "Dealer promises to deliver...
This is mostly a matter of what your contract says, and not (to my knowledge) whether you take a deposit or not. There are also "Buyer's Remorse"...
Generally, no. In fact, usually, neither party to a contract can change the contract after it's been signed, without a supplemental agreement or...