Is this a legal document and what can i do

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   Steven FahlgrenPro

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   Answered December 11, 2012 07:23. You should retain an attorney. At the very least, you appear to have an equitable interest in the mobile home. Time is of the essence.

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   Barbara StagePro

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   Answered December 11, 2012 04:15. You would need to have a title transferred in your name to have legal ownership of the home. Any document referencing a transfer would need to be notarized to provide that transfer. You may still be able to claim ownership but you will need to consult with a lawyer to provide additional facts.

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