The US postal service assigns addresses. Addresses are not assigned privately. Contact the US postal service to resolve your issue. That would be the local Post Office.

Florida real estate agents and brokers cannot change or even create other than the Florida Supreme Court approved forms. This does not prevent the parties themselves changing any form. So the agent is partially right in that the agent cannot modify the form - but you can as long as it is without... View More

This transaction was apparently cancellable by you BEFORE the closing. But once you closed, you could not terminate the transfers.

All the information was apparently available and in the title commitment you received and in the public records. You did not have the knowledge of what to... View More

Answer this Double NO. Homeowner obligations of maintenance and taxes end on issuance of the certificate of title usually at least 10 days after the auction.

Mortgage and Note obligations don't end until after the lender is paid in full. And it depends also what obligation is being... View More

Call the Florida department of insurance and they have a department For this type of complaint.

You went about selling the unit with a debt incorrectly. You needed to get your lean on the boat at the time that you entered into the contract and signed the original documents. The lean has to be registered with the state At the time that the title is issued, not when the buyer defaults on the... View More

Did you consider the Landlord's feelings? After all you essentially lied to the Landlord.

You are in the wrong and you should find the remedy yourself.

It depends what the law says in Ohio for a realtor selling their own home or a property in which they have an interest. You should consult with an attorney in Ohio.

Unless you are providing financing by giving the buyer a mortgage, every sale is a "cash buyer" transaction because you are being paid the purchase price.

As for the IRS, if there is a tax lien on your name or names, the IRS must receive at least a portion of the proceeds. You... View More

If the sale was the foreclosure of a HOA or Condominium lien, first kick yourself to try to awake from a bad dream. Next see an attorney to determine if there is some problem with the auction such that maybe there is some way to get out of the transaction, or perhaps some other solution to keep... View More

The requirement is that you send the request to the address used by the board of directors or the President. There is no requirement that the board read your demand. Your demand is made whether they read it or not.

Time for an attorney to communicate with them once they have breached the... View More

great question -

If there is still a mortgage on the house, the first thing that will happen is the person at the mortgage company that is supposed to monitor these things may be fired.

Second is that the mortgage lien on the house is gone. You have no mortgage anymore - but... View More

Not enough information but enough to see you need an attorney to review the contract and the events leading up to entering into the contract. Based on that review it should be able to be determined if you have a chance to get damages, or if you already purchased it, have you waived rights to sue... View More

This is a great question.

And actually the answer is simple.

Did the seller of the service perform? No.

Did you prevent the seller from performing? No.

Did you pay for a service and not receive it? Yes.

You are entitled to a full refund.

It gets... View More

What you signed needs to be reviewed before any comment can be made on what you might want to do. See an attorney to determine if the offer is outstanding, if there was a meeting of the minds and if there was any consideration - all essential elements to a contract.

From your statement, it does not appear there is a meeting of the minds on you paying for any part of the fence that your neighbor put up.

Although a good neighbor policy might be to pay for a portion of the fence, there is nothing legally obligating you to pay for it, based on your facts... View More

simple answer is YES.

Fortunately you are granted the right to a Writ in the final judgment. Otherwise you would have to have filed a separate lawsuit for ejectment, eviction or unlawful possession.

Speak to the party holding the car about obtaining an affidavit from your father that gives you authority to retrieve the car for him. You can do this without consulate. Use instead a remote Virginia online Notary.

Is this the first house you are buying? Sounds like it is not. Therefore you are not buying a first home.

If you want to keep this home, that still has a mortgage on it, then refinance the mortgage at today's low interest rates.

Lastly, I don't understand the last... View More

It depends on they type of bankruptcy you went through and what the plan included. If it was a Chapter 7, then the liability to you was discharged but the lien remains on the property. If you don't pay, there will be a foreclosure. The difference is if the judgment is greater than the sale... View More