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No. The debt belongs to your fiance. Her being covered by her mother's insurance does not mean that her mother had any legal obligation to pay...
If your husband is not on the note, it shouldn't affect his credit when the house goes into foreclosure. Since you bought the house before getting...
Many attorneys can help in cases like this. Consumer protection is one type of law that could be helpful to know. But this sounds like a pretty...
I'm not entirely sure what is going on in your situation, but I will do my best to provide a useful answer. If you don't have an actual lease,...
I would be pretty surprised if she sued you and even more surprised if she won. But I suppose crazier things have happened. My thoughts on...
You can sue her to recover the amounts that are owed for the time she was still in the property, plus any other amount that may be allowed for in...
I agree with Mr. Beaulier. This is a more complex issue than what would be handled in conciliation court.
Yes, they can sue you for the amount claimed to be owed. It is pretty common once a first mortgage goes through foreclosure and there wasn't any...
Yeah, you could potentially have an eviction action brought against you. However, bringing an eviction action costs money and is a hassle for...
No. The properties are separate and the foreclosure of your rental property shouldn't have an effect on your primary home, even if you had the...
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