Hi my mother passed away a couple weeks ago but before she passed she turned all her financial needs over to the state of Utah.
What is your question. There is not enough detail to permit an knowledgeable answer.
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What is your question. There is not enough detail to permit an knowledgeable answer.
Your lease can not be interpreted by referring to one phrase out of context. All contracts including leases must be interpretted as a whole with...
You may be confused with the concept of adverse possession where you can acquire title by paying all taxes and occupying the property for 7 years. ...
From what appears to be two related questions, it sounds like your husband was a Texas resident at the time of his death. If this is true, you...
Your question involves both business law and estate/probate law. Your situation is complex and a number of relevant facts are missing from your...
If the facts are as you have described them, then the simple answer is: "No, you do not have to accept your brother's claims." But as others have...
Generally, the owner who signed can only there interest. It may be that there was a power of attorney for the other owner, but that would normally...
In general, a quit claim deed that recites $1.00 as "consideration" is valid if signed only by the person who has title to the property (the...
The written contract controls. Your question can not be answered without reviewing the writings that have passed between you and the buyer.
My experience is that you will have to pay them all. The simple answer is: call the county and ask them.