Should we have a new deed drawn?
You need to talk to the trustee first to determine if you are even entitled to have the property transferred. Assuming that can be done, my...
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You need to talk to the trustee first to determine if you are even entitled to have the property transferred. Assuming that can be done, my...
To go one step further, while not typically a foreclosure, a lender taking back property under a deed in lieu ("DIL") very possibly will not want...
You have a problem. You could very well be a "holdover" tenant (meaning you stayed beyond the end of your lease). If you expected a renewal and...
You really need to look at your land lease. And you're right, most likely it gives the landlord some kind of "rights" that could result in the...
Florida law says if a person dies without a will, has a spouse and children, then yes the children are entitled to a share of the deceased's...
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Maybe none: Florida statutes provide for a 5 year statute of limitations on general contract matters (such as the contract between you and your...
You handled your own trial? Oh my. It's a little late. I can't comment on ANYTHING about the substance of this situation and can not teach you...
Either you or the person (your mom or dad, whoever was your grandfather's child) would need to hire an attorney to look into this. It could very...
Even though I'm not licensed in California, I can tell you need an attorney. NORMALLY living trusts provide that a successor trustee becomes...
And even if your form of lease allows you access currently to inspect and/or make repairs, even if she let you in to put the old lockset back in,...