How to avoid losing my land if I don't pay the taxes on it?
Just paying taxes on someone else's land doesn't automatically entitle that person to take ownership of that land. If you have a more specific...
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Just paying taxes on someone else's land doesn't automatically entitle that person to take ownership of that land. If you have a more specific...
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There is a lot more to qualifying as a nonprofit. You need to consult with an attorney who handles such matters as soon as possible.
You can get a probate attorney to assist you. However, if by "charges" you mean criminal charges, then the answer is that you most likely cannot,...
The sister could certainly buy out the interests of her siblings if her siblings agree to sell. However, if the sister does not want to sell you...
Your situation sounds very complicated. As such you are very unlikely to get any useful answers here and should instead consult with an attorney...
You can certainly ask another lawyer to review your case; however, that doesn't mean that another attorney will take the case if her or his...
It would be a good idea to have a real estate attorney look over the agreement for you, just to make sure you're adequately protected.
Unless you have an agreement or court order that requires you to put her on the title, then no, you aren't required to put her name on the title.
Unless you in fact intended to not pay the loan back when you took it out, you generally cannot go to jail just because you defaulted on the loan -...
Your description is a little ambiguous. Who originally incurred the debt, you personally or the LLC? If it was the LLC, then the debt would...