If there are multible airs that won't settle a will and I live in the house that is in the will for 8 years and pay land taxs ca
No, merely living in the property and paying taxes won't get you title, no matter how long you're there.
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No, merely living in the property and paying taxes won't get you title, no matter how long you're there.
Look at your deed restrictions and Bylaws to determine how repair expenses for shared areas should be allocated. Some communities allocate by the...
It sounds like the property is your homestead - a house you own and live in - and that there was no written agreement. If both are true, your...
The short answer is that you can do it if the landlord agrees. If not, you're in the deal you agreed to originally. Neither the landlord nor...
In order to get insurance, you have to have an insurable interest in the property. In the case of a house, this means that you have to own it, not...
Since a partnership is at least two people who agree to do business together for profit, it's true that a partnership can arise without any...
Technically, yes, probably perjury, but such cases are rarely prosecuted. You'd have to convince the District Attorney to bring charges.
It depends on what statute you're claiming adverse possession under. If you're claiming under the 5 year statute, paying taxes is required. ...
Unless "feeling safe" is a condition of your lease, (which I've never seen), you are bound by your contract.
Merely filing the lien for too much won't invalidate it. Although you could limit the extent of the lien, that won't help much if they foreclose...