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I am assuming that your property was foreclosed upon and now you are being evicted. If that is the case the buyer bought the house and the...
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I am assuming that your property was foreclosed upon and now you are being evicted. If that is the case the buyer bought the house and the...
You will need to ask a lawyer in the Philippines that question! If it were in the USA, you could file a lawsuit called a Partition Action. The...
You will need to ask a lawyer in the Philippines that question! If it were in the USA, you could file a lawsuit called a Partition Action. The...
You could sever the minerals and hold title to the producing gas well in an entity where all share the proceeds. That would leave the surface...
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She would need an attorney to file a lawsuit. If fraud was involved, you should report the act to the police. Best of luck.
I would not. You risk a lawsuit. If anything, go to court and get the judge to order removal, but first you really should talk to a local attorney.
You could probably be held to the $649. I wouldn't risk eviction or a black mark on my credit.
Landlord may be concerned about the expiration or violation of the student visa and the student leaving the country. It may just be a business...
If you are not in default, I agree with the police. Additionally, if you don't move, she must file an eviction suit, and you woul appear in court...
The time period for continuous possession required for adverse possession is either 7 or 10 years in Washington state. So, someone usually will...