Can my father be considered legally incompetent?
If Dad is still living, it would take a court finding that he is not competent. If he is deceased, you have limited time to challenge the Will in...
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If Dad is still living, it would take a court finding that he is not competent. If he is deceased, you have limited time to challenge the Will in...
You need a Personal Representative's deed from your mother's estate to your brother. This assumes that your mom and dad owned together, as a...
Been there. You file a motion in the court to compel disclosure, or alternatively, for the Court to set the redemption amounts.
If you are looking at the tax website, don't. Look at the recorded deed. And even then, the name of a dead person may appear unless a new Personal...
Start with your title insurance policy. It may insure your acreage. You should review the out conveyances to see if perhaps your description is out...
You have recourse with the City, to issue citations or even to condemn the property. You may also sue the bank that has foreclosed. A client of...
If you are on title, you are an owner. As an owner, you have the absolute right to enter, use and enjoy your property. It should be a simple matter...
While the lack of a permit may allow you to get the County involved, your rights in the easement are not self-enforcing. You, alone or with your...
You pay, and then you have rights to sue ex-hubby for his contribution. You may file a complaint for partition to have the property sold. It is...
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You pay, and then you have rights to sue ex-hubby for his contribution. You may file a complaint for partition to have the property sold. It is...