Civil Actions

what is the statute of limitations for an unjust enrichment action in Pennsylvania?

Mother and father gift deeded property to their son. Mother passed away and the father lived on the land off and on for the next eight years. Son is cleaning property off, Father was a hoarder and left trash, Tires, old TV's, Tractors not running; scrape iron condition, noting is usable. Tractors were brought to scrape metal yard. At first father was helping clean property off. Father would call the property a national disaster. Then a couple of months later father sues son for 50,000.00 because son got rid of fathers property. How would this be handled legally. After the property being in sons name the last 8 years; who would own the tractors, Tractors do not have titles.

I leased a horse to another party. She flew to my residence, rode the horse and signed a written lease/purchase agreement. The agreement included terms for payment for me to transport the horse from Missouri to Ohio. The terms also included payment for round trip hauling of the horse if the lessee decided not to keep the horse. Now the lessee is refusing to pay the transportation fee agreed to in the signed agreement. Since we live in separate states what steps should I take to enforce the terms of the agreement?

My daughter got served by Montana State University. Although she's been living in Bozeman, MT for the past 4 years, the summons was filed in Riverside Superior Court, CA. Speaking with their attorney, they stated that my daughter will be served in Montana as well, making her have TWO lawsuits for the one debt. We're trying to figure out if she'll require two separate counsels for two separate summons.

I have been sued over a credit card debt, which is past the statute of limitations. I have 20 days to respond to the court, and to the plaintiffs attorney. What form do I use?