What are laws concerning installing security cameras inside the house while you have tenants living with you?

Your tenants have a reasonable expectation of privacy when in the shared and common areas of the house, so while you'd prefer not to tell them...

Can I file a Revocable TOD Deed without taking my deceased Mother's name off of the grant deed first?

You should record an Affidavit-Death of Joint Tenant before you execute any other deeds.

Can the buyer keep the car? as the contract has been "charged off" w/ a negative credit report filed against the buyer.

The buyer has to return the car or the dealer will repossess it. Just because a contract has been deemed uncollectable does not mean the buyer is...

Aside from getting our money back, what kind of damages can we claim?

You can sue to get your money back, and any costs of recovering the money, including your court filing fee. This is primarily a breach of contract...

Is there anything I can do to stop the unlawful detainer suit or legally get more time here?

I'm sorry, but you have simply waited too long and let your available remedies slip away. Any landlord can serve a 60 day notice on a...

You're right, she can't do that. Unfortunately you can't prevent your landlord from speculating about the cause of the drain clog. If you're...

How to dismiss the civil case of wrongful foreclosure? I am defendant but plaintiff never showed up management conference.

If the borrower is still represented, contact his counsel and demand in writing that he file a request for dismissal. But just because the sale...

In small claims court , is a retired judge filling in for the day required to notify all parties prior to hearing a case?

No. A retired judge is still a judge. No agreement or waiver is required.

Can the Discovery answers be sent to police agencies as admittance/denial of certain facts which defendants are accused of?

It's hearsay (a statement made out of court produced to prove the truth of what it asserts), so it's not admissible as evidence. To present it as...

Any way you ordinarily sign your name is fine. Didn't the notary tell you that?