Establish that there is mold in the house and that is the cause of your sickness. Put them on notice of it by sending a letter and demanding it be corrected. If not corrected, you can void the lease and move.

Answering you from a New York perspective, if you owned the real estate as tenants by the entirety, then the real estate is yours alone to sell.

If the treatments resolved the issue you cannot break the lease. If you still have cockroaches after two treatments and now they won’t respond, you should give them written notice of termination as you move out.

If the contract called for repairs to be done, why did you close and tender your purchase proceeds to the seller before the seller properly completed all of the repairs?

Consult a competent bankruptcy attorney. More info is needed, but from your narrative above, it sounds like your dad could file bankruptcy and keep his property while discharging his debt.

Most mobile homes are considered personal property and do not have titles. They are bought and sold with bills of sale.

Have him uitclaim his interest in the marital property to you immediately.

The EPO/DVO is a separate and distinct action from a divorce action. All of the equitable issues you ask about will be raised and considered in the divorce action,not the EPO action.

You need to foreclose, terminate land contract and evict all in the same action. Contact a local attorney near you who can devise you as to all your options.

No. You need to file a foreclosure action because of the land contract.

You can negotiate the insurance check and pay the repairs directly.

Same answer as last time. As long as you pay the note that is in her name, the answer is no. Ownership is determined by title, not by loan.

Do the quitclaim deed from her to you as soon as the divorce is final. Ifshe is not requiring you to refi, then there’s no problem. The quitclaim will of course be subject to the mortgage which you will have to continue to pay. Unless you default on the loan payments and the court orders the... View More

If contracts were never yet signed then you have no deal to yet even cancel.

Not if the lender didn’t require it

Your contract of sale will give you guidance as to that answer.

You need to find out how the notice of changed date was made. You need an attorney. Contact www.naca.net to find a consumer attorney near you. You must act immediately. You found out April and you are asking in late June? A court won't buy that. (Yes, I understand it's hard for a... View More

It may be that they are asking her to abandon any possible claim that she has a homestead interest in the house. In most states, when married people live in a house that at least one of them owns, either of them may have a homestead right to occupy the house for the rest of their life even without... View More

Hard to say, with only the information in your question. But it sounds like he has been letting you live there and that you have no type of legal "ownership" interest in the property such as a leasehold interest or a term of years or what-have-you. If that is the case, if he asks you to... View More

What I think you mean is you are looking for a lawyer to take the case on acontingent fee. If it's a car crash and you were hurt, no problem--contact a member of the Ky. Trial Lawyers Assn. I believe the statute of limitations for property damage is two years, one year for any injuries. If... View More