Christopher Allyn Sevick's Answers (967)

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If someone is being sued for a default car loan can someone else take responsibility some way and the creditors sue them instead

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 09, 2014

I'm assuming that the daughter was not a cosigner on the vehicle so there is not any legal contract between the company and the daughter. So they...

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My Aunt wants to quit claim deed some property to me. What steps do I need to take?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

I am not certain what you are concerned about being "legit". If your Aunts own this she may transfer it to you with a deed, but a quit claim deed...

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There was no will nor deed he left for her

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

If this in in relation to the question posed about 30 minutes ago about your mother and her boyfriend who desired to leave her property you may...

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Children and step-father are on deed and now he has died without will, What happens to his share of land?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

Ms. Paquette has the correct approach. Asking what happens in a probate matter involving a deed is placing the cart before the horse. The deed...

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Land in step-father and deceased wife's children's name, He dies without a will, who does his share of land go to?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

Ms. McMahon is likely correct on this. The only way it could be other is if the deed on the property addressed that the ownership was different,...

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What's the best way to establish a temporary power of attorney for someone?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

Given the circumstances it would appear that a well drafted POA may be useful. However, if your friend objects to decisions you are making it will...

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Is a sign posted in an easement prohibiting access and saying violators will be prosecuted have legal affect?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

In this case it is difficult to determine what the allowable usages of the easement are, or beneficiaries are without a careful reading of the...

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My mother, a widow, died recently. ALL remaining assets (about $40,000) are in a bank account. Must I file a court affidavit?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 05, 2014

If she was residing in Oregon at the time and didn't have property in MI you may have to open the estate in Oregon. However, if she had any...

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Married husband gave POA to brother in Az. Have not been given any copy. Threatens to toss me out of our home

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 05, 2014

A POA can be given to any party. There is no requirement that a spouse had priority or be named first, or a copy be provided. Given the...

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Can a landlord collect damages?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 05, 2014

Photos are not required, but are a good piece of evidence. for landlord or tenants. Most landlords will not have photos of a home that does not...

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