What's my next step?
At least go to the court house and buy a CERTIFIED COPY of the deed where she bought it. You really need a lawyer if she is trying to quick...
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At least go to the court house and buy a CERTIFIED COPY of the deed where she bought it. You really need a lawyer if she is trying to quick...
My colleague Zaretsky is correct! Adverse possession at common law was the open and notorious occupation of property for the requisite time...
No, but you can sue him for what he owes you. The judgment then becomes a lien and it can be sent to the sheriff for levy and execution. Talk...
You need to instruct a good lawyer ASAP! Find one in Tampa who does HOA work.
What does your lease say? No lease, then you are governed by the statute and common law. If it is a significant amount of money I would talk to...
I wonder how your Dad feels about this. Joint owners share in the proceeds of sale under normal circumstances. Take your deed to a local lawyer...
But did you? There are all sorts of rules about "partial performance" and that sort of thing. If you need to get out of the lease probably...
Because it appears that you are not married you are pretty much on your own! Mr. Sudbury is spot on! If you can't work it out, then you will...
The first thing you do is go hire a lawyer. You are not the defendant, you are the plaintiff, and that convinces me that you are in deeper water...
You need a lawyer, ideally either where you are or where the other parent is. This is more complex than you think and does require representation...