One of my homes is in foreclosure, and I just filed a counterclaim as a defendant. The mortgage company is constantly harassing me by calling my home repeatedly during the day and on weekends. Can I file a harassment claim as a plaintiff despite being a defendant in the counterclaim?

November 13th, 2024

Good Morning Ray, the response for the defenses' motion to dismiss is taking time, but I have completed 6 pages and wanted to make sure I was on the right track. I will be preparing a cover letter to the court and its officers for not filing a reply. In reading the one defense attorney's Motion, he seems very upset, so he attacks the complaint, since he knows he is unable to prove removal was warranted. I guess we will find out. They are embracing some of the rulings of the 5th Circuit, however they effectively have created two instruments by which a borrower could be foreclosed on...one by the Deed of Trust and the other by the Promissory Note, when the US Supreme already ruled and the 5th Circuit concurred that if they were separated the Deed would be a nullity....why is the 5th Circuit ruling like this, could they have been misinformed?

October 7th, 2024

I live in NJ and received a delivery of 6 -5 gallon bottles of Deer Park Water. I have called the company 4 times in the last 4 weeks to arrange for pickup, but it has not been picked up yet. I am not a customer of Deer Park. How long do I need to keep the water before I can dispose of it without facing legal action?

March 2nd, 2024

I am the manager of an RV Park in Oregon. We have a tenant who has been given a 72-hour eviction notice, which has expired. He refuses to leave and has threatened us. I need to know if the eviction laws for an RV park are different from those for a house or apartment. Specifically, can we have the police escort him out and impound his RV, or do we need to go through the full eviction process in court?

October 29th, 2023

My relative sued in a wrongful case suit for my father. The relative was awarded a portion for her in pain and suffering with the suit. My sister and I, as his heirs, contacted a probate attorney appointed by the court who had no knowledge of us as heirs in the remaining estate, only knew of the relative. The attorney assured us that there has been no money in a payout of any kind yet as the case was won but now is back in litigation. Is there a need for our own attorney now in a case that may or may not be for any filing of any kind yet with what all could be at stake? Don't want to make a big mistake!

September 10th, 2024