Where can I find a form to foreclose on a lien?

A lien foreclosure is a very technical process. You need to identify the legal description of the property, identify the competing interests in...

Suing the contractors for structural damage

I agree with the prior answer. You may need to have the real estate agent assign its contract rights to you. Although, the agent may have acted...

Who is responsible for maintenance and fixing broken asphalt, runoff problems, overhanging limbs, bushes that damage cars?

Where an easement is silent, courts will look to the intent of the parties. It is unclear from the above description who the title owners of the...

What can be done if a lien was filed against your property past the 90 day period?

First, you should demand that the contractor release the lien. If the contractor refuses, you should hire an attorney to file a frivolous lien action.

My home burned down in 2009, rebuilt in 2010, but never finished. The contractor left with his payment with his promise to

Insurance policies are riddled with exclusions and offer very little coverage in general. However, where the contractor's work caused damage to ...

If your neighbors are permanently mooring boats on your property then they are trespassing. Although they have ignored your letters, they may pay...

Tree arborist deemed trees healthy, can a neighbor sue over tree roots that are not visible?

Your neighbor would have to prove that you negligently caused damage to their tree and/or fence. It sounds like the neighbor is unable to prove...

My neighbor has built docks on my secondclass tidelands and rents out moorage to people. What course of action can I take?

Litigation can be long and expensive. With that in mind, you should first hire an attorney to draft a letter to your neighbor outlining your plan...

For information on filing liens in all fifty-states, please visit our website at www.levy-law.com/state-lien-law/notice-deadlines.

Property was surveyed - neighbor has 17' x 147' of our property. Can we just fence it?

Yes, technically you can fence in your property. However, it is possible that the neighbor believes that he either owns it or has acquired it...

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