My house has been sold in a foreclosure, but part of the house is on property still owned by me, can I be evicted?

This is somewhat complex, and unusual. Foreclosure refers to specific property consisting of land, and is not specific to any structure, and can...

I just recently sold a condo through a short sale.

There is nothing in the law covering this topic and it would be a matter of contract. If there is nothing in the contract giving the buyer the...

Lender not finished with papers on time

Unless the promise to complete within a specific time is in writing, which would be unusual, your recourse is to cancel your application and start...

Am I required to give a deposition for an ex-employer?

Assuming you are not a named party in the lawsuit, then you are not required to participate in any deposition unless you are personally served with...

Is the splitting of the note from the mortgage illegal? does this make securiotization illegal?

By failing to respond to a properly-served complaint, you have essentially admitted that the facts in the complaint are true and the default...

The fact pattern is too convoluted to give any proper answer. If you are contending that you are entitled to some ownership interest in the...

What is the penalty for Harassment and Defamation of Character?

Unless you could prove actual damages as a direct result of the statement, there would be no "penalty" for the actions you describe. If you were...

Do I neet to get an attorney or ignore it?

Unless it was some kind of quiet title action for the purpose of clearing title, and unless the children had actually signed the promissory note...

The authorities are refusing to prosecute for bigamy due to crimes of much higher priority, is there anything that i can do to

I'm sorry to tell you that the purpose of the criminal laws is not to make you happy. It would be rare for the prosecutor to bother with a case...

Being sued by Capital One, What Should be my next step?

If you have not been served with a summons and complaint, you do not need to subject yourself to the jurisdiction of the court by responding. On...