First, you need to review your lease to see what it says about your liability for water bills. Second, you need to find out from your landlord (or...

You have a few options. First, since you appear to be the only heir, if you do nothing, the property will become your upon your father's death,...

No. simply paying the taxes will not, by itself, give you any rights to the property. If you purchase the property at a county tax sale, and...

By renting him space for $50.00 per week, you created a week-to-week tenancy which can be terminated with seven days written notice. If he is not...

Yes, It's their property. Unless there is some local ordinance that restricts short-term rentals, they have every right to rent under whatever...

Be careful in responding to this. The form you received may itself be a fraud -- wanting you to supply information in an attempt to find out who...

If the trust was set up properly, the house should be titled in the name of the trust. As trustee, you simply need to give a Trustee's Deed to...

The decision to approve the septic system is likely a "discretionary act" protected from liability by the immunity provisions in the Indiana Tort...

This will partly depend upon the language of the trust. If your parents irrevocably divested themselves of ownership of the property (other than...

Based on the information you provide, since your name is not on the lease, you have no legal right to be on the property. Your payment of rent...