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May I submit a residential eviction for a property which I hold 50% ownership on?
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Answered on January 30, 2012
Many homes in foreclosure are being rented by the owners, and since the property owners are not paying the mortgage, a nice profit is earned. ...
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Can a homeowners associastion in Fl keep your son or daughter from living in your townhome?
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Answered on January 30, 2012
I agree with the above posted answers. The trick is to review the bylaws and CCRs.
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Is there any statute or legal precedence in FL that limits or defines "reasonable fees" for preparation of an HOA payoff letter?
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Answered on January 30, 2012
I'm not sure if there is a legal answer to this question, so much as a "real world" issue. While it is impractical for them to charge such fees,...
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Are the transcripts kept in probate court in shelby co. ala.for the hearing to close my stepmothers estate
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Answered on January 24, 2012
I agree with the above posts. You need to take a proactive role in this administration. Communication is key.
Note: tangible personal property...
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My mother died 10 days ago. She had reverse mortgage that was underwater but does have assets. I'm named beneficiary.
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Answered on January 24, 2012
I recommend reviewing the mortgage instrument/document that creates the reverse mortgage. In some instances, the estate (and beneficiaries) are...
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How do i remove myself from lawsuit of fathers estate for unpaid taxes in state of TX
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Answered on January 24, 2012
First, I recommend that you contact a lawyer in TX.
Commonly, however, if taxes remain unpaid for long enough, the property will be auctioned to...
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My grandfather died 9 months ago in Kansas. I'm the executor, do I need to file the will and/or Determination of Descent?
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Answered on January 24, 2012
You'll most likely need to do a probate administration in KS. Real property can be devised numerous ways, and the probate process, which is...
How long do attorneys are required keep records in probate?
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Answered on January 24, 2012
The FL bar suggests keeping files for at least 6 years. Many attorneys keep files digitally (paperless), which would mean they keep them forever.
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Can my step mom interfere with change of guardian papers if real mom gave permission to move but got mental instituted? Fl
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Answered on January 24, 2012
While you're 17, you might look into emancipation so that you can make your own decisions.
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Sister is executer of my Mother's Estate..can a convicted felon serve in this role in the state of Texas?
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Answered on January 24, 2012
Texas Probate Code: Chapter V, Part 1:
Sec. 78. PERSONS DISQUALIFIED TO SERVE AS EXECUTOR OR ADMINISTRATOR. No person is qualified to serve as an...
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