Can I drop a Quiet Title action after it has already been filed and what are the potential consequences?

With the consent of your adversary, you may file a stipulation of dismissal. You should likely seek a dismissal "without prejudice" so that you...

Should I be notified if my realtor is representing buyer and seller?

I real estate broker may act as a "disclosed dual agent". However, a broker who acts as a disclosed dual agent has an ethical obligation to...

Can a neighbor block easement that has been granted for more than 20 years?

If you have a filed easement that grants you a right of way across the neighbor's property, you may seek a court injunction against the neighbor...

The law will not enforce an illegal contract or agreement. If the pumping of sewage into the lagoon is against the law, then the easement cannot be...

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If my mother and I both put our money together and buy a house outright, can we put my name only on the mortgage?

You may certainly pool your money and buy a home with you listed only on the mortgage - assuming that you qualify for a mortgage on your own. As...

Can you file an Answer with the Court even if the case is dismissed?

If the case has been dismissed, there is no reason to file an Answer. And, if the reason for dismissal was lack of prosecution, by filing an Answer...

After attending a school for medical assistant and graduating my credential are not worth the paper it's written on. Can I sue

There is precedent in NJ for imposing consumer fraud liability on a trade school that fails to provide you with the needed credentials to work in...

I'm a party to a lawsuit in California, but relocating to Connecticut. Can I be forced to come to California for my deposition?

I am not a CA attorney. However, as a general proposition, a party can be made to appear in state court proceedings (including depositions)...

Is it possible to sue a mortgage company for mishandling your loan so that it does not get approved?

The post is listed under "fraud", but the facts appear to describe a case of negligence rather than fraud. You would likely need expert...

I agree with Mr. D'Alessandro. The property is owned by the estate. And, the estate has the right to require that you vacate. If you fight it,...