Do I have rights concerning my mother's property?
Not enough facts to respond. I suggest you add facts, clarify, and repost your query (e.g., WHY was it auctioned; WHY do they want YOU to sign;...
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Not enough facts to respond. I suggest you add facts, clarify, and repost your query (e.g., WHY was it auctioned; WHY do they want YOU to sign;...
I agree; consult with, and retain, a good local construction law attorney. Hope this helps. gsg
Sure;just consult with and retain a good local tenants attorney; there's really nothing anyone can do for you here on line. You case is essentially...
Yes; as the very statute you refer to provides, the CCRs must contain the AUTHORITY to approve. It does NOT say "and the paint colors must be...
If you are a real estate agent, you should know that you can't give legal advice (that could be the unauthorized practice of law, which in some...
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I agree; your problem here is that you are not a lawyer, and with all due respect, you sound as if you have no clue what you are doing. You are...
I think it was "answered" - you just haven't provided sufficient facts, just conclusions of law (i.e., 'they are expired" and "nonexistent") This...
I agree with my colleague; not at all likely, and particularly if the only grounds you can muster is a change in your financial position. But,...
Yes, you can; but it depends on the terms of your LEASE. Under Section 83.56 (3) Florida Statutes, one can be evicted for the nonpayment of "rent."...
Yes, without commenting on the conveyance to you, I can say that, if effective, your mom (the insured on the policy) no longer has any "insurable...