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I'm very sorry to hear about your wife's case. I took a quick perusal of your case and to be completely honest I have no idea what wrong your complaint is based upon. (1) If you are claiming harrassment, I didn't notice any mentionable harrassment that I can recall at all, just some words...

I am sorry to hear that you injured yourself so severely. However I'm not sure that this is as much a WC case as it might be a negligence/personal injury case. Nobody can state exactly what the amount of your injury may be "worth" without seeing a complete set of your medical records. In...

I could be wrong but there should be provisions in either state law or Labor Law to deal with delays. Some laws that deal with them (that my not be applicable) include Califonia Labor Code Section 5814. I believe that it deals with unreasonable delays. Note that sometimes cases can be...

You should be able to cancel the contract and sue for damages, if there are any in addition to the NSF fees. Are there any other remedies in the contract that you may be entitled?

I honestly don't know. In the absence of any specific regulation, I'm not sure why you would be forbidden from owning property in Canada. Whether or not you could actually be in Canada legally is a completely different issue. Do you have an attorney who is dealing with your contract of sale?

Impossible to say without knowing more. Have you looked at the contract of sale to see if it addresses remedies should if the seller backs out?

You likely have no remedy in this instance, unfortunately. You are subject to the rules and regulations of the co-op. At $30 per month it seems likely to me that the seller's agent did not try to cheat you since it would seem that there would be very little incentive to do so. If there is a...

This is why you are supposed to do a full inspection of the property prior to ownership. Usually a good attorney will have worked with various people and companies who are good with information. I work with an experienced title company and they have been invaluable in assisting me with...

I'm confused -- how could this person act as a "dual agent" since the parties' interests are adverse? Did you sign anything with this person?

Sorry to tell you this but yes, your aunt can refuse to sell the property to you. YShe can sell it at a loss. Two things however: (1) As your Dad is also a seller, he has a say in the matter as well and so he might not be willing to go along with the spiteful ways of your aunt. (2) You may...

You should have the issue of liens and other guarantees within your contract of sale (and frequently within the rider.) What does it say, if anything, concerning the liens? The AS-IS characteristic you mention is usually with regard to the condition of the home and personal property being sold...

Ditto on that. There are a number of items that can be discussed. For some reason many believe that, in the absence of any agreement, they have privacy rights. You'd be surprised what turns up in background checks...

What was contained within your inspection agreement? Reasonable items should be caught and your remedy is with the inspection company not with the sellers. The reason why you have title insurance and other pre-closing tasks is to protect yourself as much as possible prior to the signing over of...

What specific regularions are causing you problems? Without more it is difficult to comment. Note that much has to do with the wording of these statutes and regulations.