Atlanta, GA
Real estate Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Estate Planning, Business
The other attorneys are correct; right now you really have no claim unless he specifically named you in a will. In GA, the property would first go...
As with any Attorney answer, "It depends". What do the covenants and bylaws say? That is your key starting point. Agreed that if it's just a...
I am missing what you specifically want to do? For want of a better question, I am asking "whose side are you on?" as the answer will differ. ...
Check the covenants as well as your original Deed to see if you are subject to the restrictions; chances are you are stuck with them. However, do...
Check your covenants and bylaws; technically the Board works for YOU as a homeowner and you should have the ability to vote them in/out. Likewise,...
Let's ignore adverse possession and try another angle-what about trying to find out the actual owner? You can typically take the address of the...
Great answers here but one thing to also note if you have a will, by Georgia law it must be probated. That's the simple and short answer! The...
If you want the house and they don't your best bet would be to get the property placed into your name. Since there is a will, it must be probated....
The lien itself should have GA statute provisions noting that you can more or less challenge the lien. If you answer the lien and more or less say...
Agreed with "it depends" unfortunately. It's all in what is recorded (e.g. the Covenants) and how they are written and any amendments, etc. You...
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