Q: I've been buying a house from an individual or contract is listed at the courthouse she's refusing payments
She returns by payment for the last 2 months she will not communicate with me she's telling me to get out of the house she wants to move back in it I've spent three years fixing up this house it didn't have Plumbing floors anything when I bought it now that I put thousands in it she wants to move back in it and tell me to get out she's ignoring the contract we have and I just got a bill for taxes on it and it's not Homestead I have the paperwork for a lawsuit against her for breach of contract but I'm not sure how to fill it out thank you
A: PLEASE DO NOT do this yourself. Hire an attorney.
Barbara Billiot Stage and Michael Mayoral agree with this answer
A: You absolutely need an attorney to handle this for you. The contract and real estate law issues you are dealing with are fairly complicated. There is unfortunately no way to give you a direct answer or guide you through the process through here due to the issues involved. You should at least set up a free consultation with a couple of attorneys who handle breach of contract and real estate litigation cases.
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