How do I file a motion to correct a judgment?

The amount of time that has passed since the judgment was entered will effect the ability to have it corrected, if "correction" is the proper term,...

Can an HOA enforce CC&Rs in a discriminating manner?

Only prohibited discrimination is illegal (sex, religion, race, etc.), otherwise we are generally free to discriminate because we prefer one kind...

"Quiet enjoyment" does not necessarily include being free of being gossiped about or immunity from obnoxious neighbors (or even obnoxious...

Is someone who has no interest in a property allowed to represent the owner and rent the house legally?

As general principles of agency and statutory law, authority to lease real property for more than one year must be in writing signed by the owner,...

As a general rule, if there is nothing specified about the subject in State law (there is nothing), the restrictive covenants (CC&R's), the bylaws,...

Is my neighbor obligated to paint both sides of the plywood fence he just build?

No. If the height exceeds the restrictions you can try to get the city involved, otherwise you would have to file your own lawsuit for an...

Please interpret this federal judgment enforcement ruling. Good or bad?

Since enforcement of judgments are generally governed by the procedural rules of the State where enforcement is being sought, even though filed in...

I have a certified copy of the order from the judge to return my property, but the police won't return it. what can i do? sue?

It is not clear what court issued the order or why, but the general way to obtain compliance with a court order is to cite the disobedient party...

My mother passed away does her ira account have to be cashed out or can it be rolled, the trustee said he has to cash it out

Whatever the will says is largely irrelevant if the asset is part of the trust estate. The duties of the trustee are usually quite detailed in the...

Do I have legal recourse if a neighbors dog barks every morning violating noise ordinances? Can I sue to stop it?

Everyone has the right to sue to abate a nuisance, although it could be difficult factually to prove how much barking, when and at what volume...