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Sounds like a general continuance to me. If you want something set, then you have to do it.

I really don't know. However, going by some of the teachers I know, there doesn't seem to be a very high standard for them anymore. (Oh, boy...I am going to get slammed for that! :no:) Anyway, you tell them about it; then you don't have to worry about them finding out some other way.

Obviously, the thing you want to do is have him buy you out. If that doesn't work, then you will need to file a partition lawsuit which is long and expensive.

Q: How can I have my misdemeanor record expunged? A: Even if you get it expunged, some private background service will always have it. Q: Is it a long process? A: Yes. Q: What does your quote from Ben Franklin mean? A: Be nice; it doesn't cost you anything. :angel

Q: Do I have a record? Is it a misdemeanor? A: Yes and yes.

Then he is the owner.

Creditors don't want to deal with such companies.

:confused: One simple question: Whose name is on the title to the mobile home?

Let your confusion stop. Don't bring it up. It's not relevant.

You are asking about real property and personal property. I am not clear on what your real property question is. However, the person whose name is on the mobile home title is the owner.

I believe you are correct BUT I have not read any of the paperwork.

Sue the bad people in small claims court.

File the small claims lawsuit in the same county where they have their corporate headquarters.

No. That was abolished in this country about three hundred years ago. It was in all the papers.

You cannot split your cause of action. That means you can only have one lawsuit going.

You say the ex tenant "feels" she is owed the fees. What do you mean? Is there anything in writing? What is going on?

If you do not appear in court, a default judgment will be entered against you. The creditor will then try to get the money you owe them.

What kind of case is it?

Q: How can they allow these living conditions? A: What did the zoning bureaucrats say when you asked your questions?

Who died? You do not have heirs until someone dies.