Samuel R Justice

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McMinnville, OR

Real estate Lawyer at McMinnville, OR

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Energy & Utilities, Employment & Labor

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Lot line dispute in oregon farm?

Samuel's answer | Answered on September 26, 2013

Here's some information, not advice. Neither a legal description, nor a survey will necessarily tell you what you own. A survey may measure out...

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Can a utility company legally charge you another deposit, but not everybody else and / or is there a time frame to do so?

Samuel's answer | Answered on May 25, 2012

Most utilities have rules relating to deposits that are available to customers. A customer can request those rules from the utility. A...

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Property transfer to school district in which we attend

Samuel's answer | Answered on December 08, 2010

Interesting question. The answer is - probably not. Check with a Michigan lawyer to confirm (I do not practice in MI). I believe that your...

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My husband and I bought a house about 18 years ago, but the deed is only in his name because of credit problems I was having at

Samuel's answer | Answered on December 08, 2010

First of all, you need to see a local attorney that specializes in estate planning and real estate transfers. In my jurisdiction (not TN), your...

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Neighbor's fence on my property

Samuel's answer | Answered on June 01, 2010

Common Problem. You and your neighbor have a few choices. Do nothing. Eject your neighbor through a court action. Offer a "license to use" or...

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