The only way to have you on the title for the property is if your husband deeds the property to you and him. If, however, the mortgage has not...

You shouldn't give up on bringing a fraud claim because you think it's too late. Under Pennsylvania law, there is a short 2-year statute of...

You don't say in what state the limited liability company (LLC) was formed. I am licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and not in New Jersey. ...

I don't think it matters what the listing said about well water. I don't see how you could sue your seller or the title insurance company - if...

I suppose filing a police report wouldn't do any harm, but I doubt it would solve your problem. Unfortunately, you were a trusting soul by adding...

People tend to reject any letter sent by registered or certified mail, since they usually mean bad news. You could send the notice by regular mail...

It sounds as though neither you nor the management company has actually signed any document. The fact that someone produced pages of typewritten...

It is unclear what your interest, if any, in the property is. You seem to be certain that your mother has a life estate in the property. I don't...

As the saying goes, " Anyone can sue anybody for anything". But that doesn't mean the person will win. For your dentist to win, he* would have to...

You should call the settlement company and obtain more information about their unusual request. Tell them their request must be made in writing...