My question involves real estate located in the State of: PA
My son and his wife bought a trailer on a double lot 80 x 163 from her uncle, who was a real estate agent. The deed had no water rights, but he said they could share his well , since he owned 3 more lots each being 40 x 163 plus he had a cottage on the first lot. They owned the last two lots which were the farthest from the cottage. He cut off the well 6 months after they bought it. They had no money to sue so her mom lent then the money for a new well. After 4 yrs they split up and neither could afford the mortgage, so my husband and I took over the mortgage in our name, and paid them for the well.
All went well for 4 more years, and then the uncle decided to sell his remaining property to his sister. She promptly land locked us by cutting off our shared driveway, which is his property in front of us. They told us we have to instead drive across the length of their property and go out that way, which was full of potholes, trees and boulders.The uncle misrepresented the property to the kids when he sold it to them, telling them they had driveway rights, to make a quick sale. We sued him in court but lost so we had to fix all of the new road to access it. We even had to change our address to the other township road. Now he told us the property will be sold in 2 weeks to his sister, and that our lot is slanted and that he owns most of the top of our driveway , that 20 ft of our property is in the neighbor's fenced in yard. That means our property line is cut from the middle of our driveway to a large slant down to the back peg, so again he misrepresented this property that was suppose to be rectangle and even at all corners, plus the neighbor has our property as an easement, since he was living there for over 30 yrs. I believe he sold the property knowing all this , and cheated us. What can I do?