<prompt> Human: Past month I bought a house, and after taking a few weeks to move in, since I was moving to a completely different city. I paid for an inspection, I talked to my brother-in-law who is a lawyer, and I decided it was a good deal. After the first day in the house I noticed the drainage was backing up, and since it came from both bathrooms I decided it was a main line issue, after calling the plumbers they passed a camera, and it turns out the big tree in the front yard had roots which had destroyed the sewage line, since roots move slowly, it must had been this way for a while now, the total cost would be 6,100 to repair the whole sewage line, and since I spent all my savings in the down payment and only have around 2 months mortage, now Im living without sewage. I called my real state agent and she insisted the inspection company had insurance for that, but as it turned out, they dont cover that since thats not even what they inspect. My brother-in-law told me to get a lawyer and sue the previous owner, but I have never dealt with this before, anyone have any advice?  <response>: There should be a section on your sellers disclosure that covers plumbing. If your septic started backing up that fast, they probably knew. Dont let your inspector beg off, thats what you pay them for. Get a lawyer, sue em all. 