I want to file a small claims petition.

I came across a website - myhousedeals.com - that claims to find wholesale deals for you in the area you choose.

No claims. 

I know a lot of college professors that don't teach anything worth a damn in the subject they claim as their expertise.

We had a large insurance claim at one of our 1970s-built apartment complexes. 

Tenant claims they haven't received anything from the housing authority about scheduling an inspection.    

Take photos of all damages, keep copies of all incident reports and communication records with your tenants, fire department, and insurance company.I would strongly consider working with a reputable public adjuster, especially for a claim of this size.

The proper way for the father to assert his interest in the property is to file a proof of claim in the bankruptcy. 

@Simone Montague-Jackson agree with @Charles Carillo and @Jordan Moorhead, that they aren't what the marketing hype claims.Insurance companies are in business to make money, which requires them to have a hard stance on claims and incentivizes them to deny as many claims as possible.In our opinion and 24 years of observations, it worse with warranty insurance products!

All have been returned by USPS not received although notices were left.It is my understanding these certified letters are useful in small claims court by  showing a history of notifying and requesting they trim their trees.