Should we contest the Transfer on Death Deeds?

You certainly can challenge this, either before or after the passing of your great uncle, but it would be easier to gather evidence of your great...

So I just moved in an apartment end on Feb 2017 and in April my water heater busted in my apartment right after they installed a

It sounds frustrating. But frankly, a one-business-day turnaround time to fix a busted water heater and a busted pipe sounds pretty reasonable. I'd...

Filing a motion of intent to file for a default. It's 13 days today is the defendant required to serve me with their response?

"Required" is a strong word, but if your timing is correct and they haven't filed a responsive document, then you as plaintiff may be entitled to...

I need to evict someone who is living in one of my houses rent free.

Whether you have other claims against him, you should probably focus on getting the home back first. In order to do that, you need to send him a...

I live in mobile home that I own, I rent the lot that it sits on.

Sounds unusual to me, too. Unless he's got a compelling (to you) reason or providing a worthwhile incentive for you to do this, I'd tell him "no."

What can we do about the owner of the house we live in hiring somebody to come in and remove our belongings while we live there?

Pretty sure that you asked this question before the 28th. Hopefully you've talked with an attorney by now. If you haven't, what are you waiting...

Small Claims Court - trial. Landlord v. Tenant

If the court accepted his filing then you'll need to defend it. Obviously the fact that you have an accounting that shows that says $481 was the...

What percentage will be garnished in a paid monthly annuity?

It may depend on your other sources of assets and income, but I don't see any reason it couldn't be up to 100% until the debt is satisfied. If your...

I think, if I understand the question correctly, that you're the plaintiff. You would first send a letter to the attorney saying in essence "If an...

How long do i have to vacate once my landlord sells the property?

Technically there is no "tenancy at will" for Oregon residential tenants. If you're in Portland, they would likely need to either give you a 90 day...