Can I win this case with an attorney

You are unlikely to win the property itself; it takes 21 continuous years of open, notorious, and hostile possession in order to take title to a...

Selective Reduction - Wrong baby dies.

Your story is tragic, and you have my condolences. Now may not feel like the best time, but you certainly do have a case, and I STRONGLY...

Our mortgage company said that they are foreclosing on us if we don't switch our 25 year mortgage to a 40 year....

Having defaulted on your mortgage, your rights to reinstatement of the original payment plan are limited. The bank's offer to avoid foreclosure by...

Adverse possession requires open, notorious, hostile, and continuous possession for twenty-one years. You say that you have lived in the home for...

As a teacher I have money deducted from my check to get paid over the summer, am I still entitled to that?

I have seen this in the past. In every case, the school has settled before the matter went to trial but, if your case is similar to the others I...

My employer is clearly discriminating against me because I am female. If I quit without complaining to HR, can I still sue?

I STRONGLY suggest that you consult with a local attorney before you make the decision to quit or to complain to HR. In some cases, failure to...

We own a private cabin with a friend, he wants out. He paid $8,000 for property and we paid $10,000 to build the building

If he is on the deed, you and he will need to agree on a purchase price, and then record a new deed with only your name on it.

Can an assault charge (domestic) be expunged in Pennsylvania if there were injuries to the victim?

In Pennsylvania, any summary offense can be expunged after five years without conviction or arrest. There is no need to get the consent of the...

I had an underage reduced to a misdemeanor, does my liscence still get a 90 day suspension?

A plea to disorderly conduct will not result in a license suspension. I am concerned, however, to hear that your plea agreement requires you...

Is a tenant required to hire an attorney to sue the landlord in court of common pleas

There is no cap on recovery in the Court of Common Pleas, except where imposed by statute. Litigants are not required to hire an attorney unless...