Proceeds to be put in court of registry? What does that mean?
I suspect that it means that the will was not probated, and/or the property was never transferred into your name, so the title company doesn't want...
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I suspect that it means that the will was not probated, and/or the property was never transferred into your name, so the title company doesn't want...
There's no way to know without looking at the entire case file. A defendant only needs to be served with a citation once, and if they don't answer...
The answer depends on the documents used in the original transaction. If there was a deed, note and deed of trust, the lender (former owner) may...
The process is like this: First, make sure you take photos, and keep good records of what you need to do to get the place back in rentable...
The lender can sue for the unpaid balance on the note, whether or not the deed of trust is valid, if the note is in default. The suit will not be...
If the default judgment is more than 30 days old, you'll need to do a Bill of Review, not a new petition for declaratory judgment. Bills of Review...
If there's no written agreement for you to pay a loan that's not in your name, your brother in law will have a hard time trying to enforce that...
I'm not sure what you mean when you say the lease has been "signed but not executed" since execution of a written contract is signing it. It...
Check with the court. You may have a copy of the order that was submitted, rather than the order that was signed.
If you've already had the formal hearing in front of the appraisal review board, the appeal of that decision needs to be to the District Court. ...